Published 3 years ago

Blues extend voting rights, recognise game’s Indigenous origins

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Carlton will alter its constitution to recognise the role of First Nations people in the formation of the game. The club will also alter the term limit requirements pertaining to presidents to permit them to serve five years, even if that extends beyond the 12-year cap on serving on the board. Outgoing president Mark LoGiudice said he was eager to get this completed before his term as president ends this year.

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Blues extend voting rights, recognise game’s Indigenous origins

The Carlton Football Club will recognise women and Indigenous people in its constitution, and allow AFL members who support the Blues to vote in club elections.

3 years ago·Australia

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