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MAV endorses local government structural reforms

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The government announced last week it will amend the electoral structure of 39 Victorian councils. The changes are designed to ensure councils are more reflective of the communities they represent. 30 councils will change to a single-member ward structure, except where ERAPs have recommended the council have uniform multi-member wards or an unsubdivided structure.

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MAV endorses local government structural reforms

The state government’s announcement of reforms to electoral structures provides certainty for the local government sector, the Municipal Association of Victoria says. David Clark: one-size-fits all doesn’t work. The changes, which come ahead of elections later this year, are designed to ensure councils are more reflective of the communities they represent. The government announced last week it will amend the electoral structure of 39 Victorian …

3 months ago·Glebe, Australia

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