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===7RC50 | ===7RC50 — The Electoral Reform Act Reform Act === | ||
The recently-passed Electoral Reform Act stipulates a secret ballot in future RT elections. This is good. Unfortunately it also stipulates a complex system of ranking candidates (not parties) which, upon further reflection, I have concluded would result in confusion. So, the part stipulation this candidate-ranking sytem is hereby abolished, leaving the secret ballot, one person-one votes system in place. I apologise for the confusion. | The recently-passed Electoral Reform Act stipulates a secret ballot in future RT elections. This is good. Unfortunately it also stipulates a complex system of ranking candidates (not parties) which, upon further reflection, I have concluded would result in confusion. So, the part stipulation this candidate-ranking sytem is hereby abolished, leaving the secret ballot, one person-one votes system in place. I apologise for the confusion. | ||
Proposed by: ''Robert Madison (PC-Vuode)'' | Proposed by: ''Robert Madison (PC-Vuode)'' | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:44, 26 February 2014
7RC50 — The Electoral Reform Act Reform Act
The recently-passed Electoral Reform Act stipulates a secret ballot in future RT elections. This is good. Unfortunately it also stipulates a complex system of ranking candidates (not parties) which, upon further reflection, I have concluded would result in confusion. So, the part stipulation this candidate-ranking sytem is hereby abolished, leaving the secret ballot, one person-one votes system in place. I apologise for the confusion.
Proposed by: Robert Madison (PC-Vuode)
