[fvc-wat-disc] The Government Wants To Know!

Laurel L. Russwurm laurel.l at russwurm.org
Wed Aug 3 15:22:42 EDT 2016


It certainly looks as though the ERRE Committee will NOT be stopping in 
Waterloo Region:

    It was agreed, — That, in relation to the study of viable alternate
    voting systems, mandatory voting and online voting, the following
    travel budgets be adopted:

    • Regina (SK), St-Pierre Jolys (MB), Winnipeg (MB), Toronto (ON),
    Québec (QC), and Joliette (QC): $ 137,111.80

    • Whitehorse (YT), Victoria (BC), Vancouver (BC), LeDuc (AB),
    Yellowknife(NT): $ 162,667.05

    • Montréal (QC), St. John’s (NL), Halifax (NS), Charlottetown (PE),
    Fredericton (NB) $ 130,711.80

    • Iqaluit ((NU) $ 109 517.50.

    It was agreed, — That, should the Board of Internal Economy adopt
    these budgets, the Analysts and the Clerks, in consultation with the
    Chair, prepare a news release for publication on the Committee’s
    website, announcing the cities that will be visited.

    It was agreed, — That, the Committee hire two (2) research
    assistants for the period of June 21 to December 1, 2016, for a
    total amount not to exceed $ 58,300.00.

    It was agreed, — That, a proposed budget in the amount of $
    80,250.00 for the study of electoral reform be adopted.

http://www.parl.gc.ca/HousePublications/Publication.aspx?Language=e&Mode=1&Parl=42&Ses=1&DocId=8396591

If they were stopping once in each province & territory it would be 
different, but the 17 stops include

3 in Quebec
2 in Manitoba

but only ONE in Ontario.

What now?

Regards,
Laurel




On 08/01/2016 10:34 PM, Sharon Sommerville wrote:
> Hello FairVoting Friends,
>
> The Electoral Reform Committee wants to hear from Canadians, we have 
> an amazing opportunity to let our government know that we want PR and why.
>
> COMMUNITY DIALOGUES
>
> The Electoral Reform Committee is asking Canadians to participate in 
> community dialogues and submit reports to them on what is important in 
> an electoral system and why.
>
> Starting on Tuesday, August 9th and every Tuesday at 6:30 from till 
> October we will be at the Queen Street Commons (43 Queen Street South) 
> in Kitchener to facilitate conversations about electoral reform.  We 
> will talk together, record the conversation and submit it to the 
> government.  Join us for a coffee and a chat.
>
> PR IN THE BACKYARD
>
> On Friday, August 12th at 7 pm join Catherine Fife, MPP for Waterloo 
> to learn more about PR. There will be a presentation, comments from 
> Catherine, discussion groups and a Q & A. Learn, discuss and debate in 
> a pleasant, informal backyard setting.
>
> Hope to see you soon!,
>
> Best regards,
> Sharon
> for FVC-WR
>
>
>
>
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