St. Paul’s City Council will vote Wednesday on a charter amendment to allow the city to issue administrative citations. The bureaucratic-sounding move could have major implications for the way St. Paul is able to enforce its local laws around issues such as wage theft,

Officials debate which version is valid — one that included the mayor’s line-item vetoes or the council’s version with a veto override.

The council also adopted a resolution to establish a committee that, with an eye to racial and economic equity, will review their proposed administrative citations.