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Col has said he's flying the white flag.
WALGA has described the process as "flawed beyond repair".
Three of the Councils affected by Governor's Orders have withdrawn. Two more will certainly do so. That's five of the Orders gone. (http://ianrker-vincent.blogspot.com.au/2015/02/kalamunda-and-cockburn-formally-opt-out.html)
The Canning community wants no part of it.
That's six out of eight gone.
The remaining two (Stirling and Melville) are essentially residuals to tidy up what's left.
As Max Hipkins has said, it's time to remove the uncertainty that has plagued local government in Perth since this process began.
Councils don't need more time to think about whether they want amalgamation on your terms. If they do want amalgamation, it has to be on entirely separate terms - and that can only happen after the Governor's Orders have been rescinded.
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