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practices

prompt new NV city election guidelines

“QUESTIONABLE ELECTION campaign practices (that) have been surfacing in recent City Council elections’’ have prompted Ald. Rod Clark to propose new election guidelines.

Clark recently introduced a mo- tion to discuss new election guidelines because he said the public has lost confidence in its elected officials.

“| don’t bring this forward tightly,’ he said, ‘But 1 think I have sufficient weight and force behind me to (do so). ft is only by being openly honest with the public that we will regain their confidence,"’ he added.

GUIDELINES “SPECIFIC” The motion was debated in

camera, but Ald. John Braithwaite said later the guidelines were ‘very

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specific’’ and had overtones to the 1985 election where allegations of Patronage abounded.

“They relate to all elections, but there are definitely overtones of the '85 clection,”’ Braithwaite said.

IN-CAMERA DISCUSSIONS

He said the policy was still being discussed in camera so he could not reveal specifics, however he did say four policies are being con- sidered.

“Its a pretty general policy conterning finances and things of that sort,” he said.

The motion will go to a public policy meeting following council's debate. Braithwaite estimated that would take ‘about two weeks.’

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