Comments on: The New Territory: Commonwealth Control or Council Administration http://philwalcott.com.au Change - Ways Forward Sat, 24 Jul 2010 04:35:39 +0000 hourly 1 By: Phil http://philwalcott.com.au/issues-that-matter/the-new-territory-commonwealth-control-or-council-administration/#comment-78 Phil Tue, 11 May 2010 11:49:05 +0000 http://philwalcott.com.au/?page_id=55#comment-78 It's all open to discussion and consultation. Personally, I believe that duplication of responsibilities is irrelevant. A country that permits local responsiblity for local issues is what may be required. For example, local hospital boards to deal with local hospital issues. It’s all open to discussion and consultation.

Personally, I believe that duplication of responsibilities is irrelevant. A country that permits local responsiblity for local issues is what may be required. For example, local hospital boards to deal with local hospital issues.

]]> By: Tom Hooker http://philwalcott.com.au/issues-that-matter/the-new-territory-commonwealth-control-or-council-administration/#comment-67 Tom Hooker Tue, 11 May 2010 10:44:29 +0000 http://philwalcott.com.au/?page_id=55#comment-67 This sounds very similair to the idea that has been tossed around since the early '90s to abolish all the States and Territories and replace them with 'Super-Councils' which administrate at the local level and report to the Federal Government (which would absorb all the States responsibilities). Would you be in support of that idea? This sounds very similair to the idea that has been tossed around since the early ’90s to abolish all the States and Territories and replace them with ‘Super-Councils’ which administrate at the local level and report to the Federal Government (which would absorb all the States responsibilities). Would you be in support of that idea?

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