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Folkestone and Hythe District Council: Officers Must Declare Freemasonry, Councillors Don’t
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Folkestone and Hythe District Council: Officers Must Declare Freemasonry, Councillors Don’t
When Folkestone & Hythe District Council meets on tomorrow 22 July, councillors will consider a constitutional overhaul containing two codes of conduct. Tucked inside is a difference that’s hard to miss: an officer may have to declare Freemasonry membership, but an elected councillor doesn’t face the same general duty. The papers were considered by the Audit and Governance Committee on 7 July, while Full Council is scheduled for 7pm on 22 July. …
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