Make a difference. Vote Independent!

At State Conference this weekend, there will be the following ballots.

If you have a vote, use it to make a difference. Vote for an Independent.

Rules Committee

(9 to elect)

Fiona Seaton

Left

Anthony D’Adam

Left

Farid Ahmed

Right

Robert Allen

Right

Lewis Hamilton

Right

James Mack

Independent [1]

Janai Tabbernor

Right

Josephine Hillard

Right

Jan Burnswood

Left

David McElrea

Left

Amanda Fazio

Right

Ben Aveling

Independent [2]

Emma Murphy

Right

Administrative Committee

(18 to be elected by Rank and File members)

Bill Kritharas

Right

Anne Charlton

Right

Monika Wheeler

Left

Trish Marinozzi

Right

Ben Aveling

Independent [1]

Gerry Ambroisine

Right

Anthony D’Adam

Left

Michael Forshaw

Right

Jan Primrose

Left

Chris Haviland

Left

Melanie Dagg

Right

Karen McKeown

Left

Verity Firth

Left

Sarah Conway

Right

Georgia Kriz

Left

Mary Ross

Right

Sue West

Right

Pam Ward

Right

Leonie Wilbow

Left

Jennifer Light

Right

Paul Sekfy

Left

Stephen Bali

Left Right

Simonne Pengelly

Left

Kirsten Andrews

Right

President

Mark Lennon

Right

Emma Maiden

Left

(no Independent candidate)

Senior Vice President

Michelle Miran

Left

Tara Moriarty

Right

(no Independent candidate)

No vote required for any other committees.
They have all been ‘agreed’ between Left and Right.


Edit: Stephen Bali is Right, not Left. Apologies

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3 Responses to Make a difference. Vote Independent!

  1. John McCutcheon says:

    Like everything in the ALP now days I don’t have a vote

    John McCutcheon

    Kiama Branch

  2. Geoff Hjorth says:

    Ben

     

    Great to get your messages from the Senior state in our federation.

    I hope that you and your (happy few) comrades are having more success

    with reform than we are in Victoria.

    I am prompted to pen (well, finger) these words by the labels that you attach

    – as we do – to the factions.

    Left and Right no longer fit.

    The ideological differences that once existed are gone.

    The factions these days are simply collectives of people bound together essentially

    by nothing more than mutual self-interest.

    Accordingly they might called the Colour 1 and Colour 2 factions. But there are not

    any 2 colours that are absent political implications.(try it)

     

    So my suggestion, which I am trying, quietly, to promulgate in Victoria is that the 

    factions in future be referred to as the Wombats and the Koalas.

    Or maybe Dingoes and Wolves.

     

    fraternally Geoff  

       

    Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2017 at 10:39 PM

  3. Jennifer says:

    The system at the moment is that one has to get elected as a delegate to conference to have a vote. Many branch members are unaligned i.e. have not signed up to the Left or Right (Centre Unity) factions. Why not put your hand up and push for being delegated to conference?

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