VIP to host community meeting in the 3rd District on Wednesday
According to VIP Chairman Hon Julian Fraser RA (R3) in a comment to this news site, focus will be placed on the process towards a successful path to a placement on the Party ticket, and the urgency being placed by the Party to get it done right.
“Also giving a serious look at the Territory's socio-educational, and socio-economical condition while offering models of our own for the future,” he said.
He said too that the meeting, while not a campaign promotion by any stretch, will also offer insights into the current state of affairs in the House of Assembly, particularly the treatment of the Opposition, and the uncertainty of the status of the last Sitting.
“It would also be well within anyone's expectations to hear something about the Third District, not because there is a whole lot to say given the absence of any economic activity, but because the Representative is getting the opportunity to bring the Party before his people for the first time under his Chairmanship,” said Hon Fraser.
Speaking to this news site, President of the VIP Carvin Malone said that following Wednesday’s meeting, it would be on to the First District, after which the VIP will release a schedule of meetings to come.
“What we are basically aiming to achieve is to make sure that each of the Committees are in place and those that are not mobilized as yet for the next general election that they are encouraged to do so,” he said.
“[We want to ensure] that they participate fully in actually looking at the guidelines for the choosing of the District Representatives for those districts that are without VIP representation and to be a part of the process that would send their choice or choices to the National Congress for ratification,” he said.
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Not too much drama, finger pointing, stick to the facts, stay easy and approachable, watch imflamatory language. Pot luck dinners at community centres, talking panels discussing issues of each district. Think globally- act locally...