Not before time, the members of the WA Local Government Association have sent a clear message that the Association has got it wrong on local democracy.
My question is why has it taken so long? It's not as if this is the first opportunity for this to happen - WALGA's State Council meets regularly during the year and is composed of delegates from each of the zones, which in turn consist of representatives of each of its constituent local governments.
Does this suggest a deficiency in WALGA's internal democracy?
The City of Nedlands made its view very clear when it pulled out of WALGA in October last year.
It would be really interesting to know who the 32 that voted against the motion were - and, especially, to ask them to publicly justify doing so to their electors and ratepayers.
Post News, 9th August 2014 |
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