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AUTHORISED BY JOHN LEGGETT, 29 PERCY STREET, BLENHEIM

Standing for Council

August 15, 2019

Congratulations to all the candidates who have put their names forward for this local body election.

 

It’s good to see some new faces, fresh ideas and varied viewpoints in the mix, together with many existing Councillors who I’ve enjoyed working productively with as Mayor over the past three years.

 

Representing the Marlborough community as a Councillor is a significant commitment, and one that shouldn’t be taken lightly – for the sake of the region’s sustainable growth, and for your responsibility to the community who you hope to represent.

 

If elected as Councillor, you will be expected to work positively as part of the region’s governance team, albeit representing and considering different views at times.

 

Teamwork requires open minds, healthy debate, and shared ownership of decisions. As Councillor you are elected to understand and represent the views of your electorate – not your own personal agenda or political aspiration – and consider carefully the decisions that you make collectively and the responsibility you have as a governance team.

 

As Mayor I will continue working with Councillors to ensure our growth as a region is balanced with our quality of life, our social infrastructure and guardianship of our environment, and that our children and grandchildren grow up in a strong, vibrant and healthy community that takes pride in the place we call home.

 

I wish all candidates the very best for a healthy and clean election.

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