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Many stressed
the value of the wide
range
of
experience
to that this group brought
However, another body of opinion, including most of the submissions from groups and associations, was
the Council.
in favour
of reducing the number of Appointed Members.
35.
In general the public response supported the
concept of the functional constituency system and
an
increase in the number of Members elected in this way. There was a large response from groups and associations
seeking representation, either for
bodies to which
are to which they
constituencies.
themselves or for
affiliated,
as functional
36.
Many
increase
District Board members favoured
an
the
in the number of Members elected by
electoral college. A clear majority of submissions to
the Survey Office, however, opposed changing either the
number of electoral college constituencies
number of Members elected by each constituency.
ΟΥ the
37.
The
Green
raised,
as an
issue
for
a
Paper
discussion in the longer
longer term, a suggestion that
proportion of the members of the legislature might in future be elected by a new, broadly-based electoral
college.
Few
submissions
commented
on
this concept,
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