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By kathy (registered) | Posted September 12, 2013 at 21:41:00
I felt the compromise ballot was inclusive and commend all the delegates who spent a lot of volunteer time it was a concerted effort. However, I have some misgivings on the fairness of the ballot. I understand translators were available to explain the ballots to new Canadians but I wonder if they were just told to vote for the compromise? Did the Translators read each option on pages 3 & 4 and "Rank" 25 out of 30 proposals or did they opt for the compromise { 21} proposals? I don't suppose we will really know for sure. I look forward to next years PBW but I pray the buzz word will be simplification.
KEO
" A man is not old as long as he is seeking something". J Rostand.
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