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PRESENTATIONS TO FULL ASSEMBLYOn September 11, 2004, the full 161-member Assembly
will hear nine outstanding presenters.
A special committee of the Assembly met on July 10 to select
those people — whose presentations given at public
hearings were deemed of particular merit —
who will be invited to present to the entire
Assembly.
The committee selected, by consensus, nine presenters and all
nine have accepted. In the list below, their names link to their
submissions or to info about their presentations at public
hearings.
Presentations will take place from 9am – 4pm on
September 11, at the Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue in downtown
Vancouver (580 West Hastings Street).
» SELECTION PROCESS
For the historical record, here is how the plenary presenters
were selected.
In order to be considered for a slot in the plenary
presentations, presenters had to apply to the
Citizens’ Assembly or be recommended by members
attending the public hearing at which they presented.
All applications for a plenary presentation were reviewed by a
provincially representative Selection Committee comprised of 11
Assembly members. In making its selection, the Committee considered
the following criteria:
The plenary presentations, taken as a whole, will offer a fair
and balanced representation of submissions and public views,
regions, interest groups and electoral systems.
Assembly members attending public hearings may recommend that a
presentation be considered for a plenary presentation subject to
the approval of the presenter(s).
Successful applicants who face significant travel costs to
attend the plenary presentation may apply for assistance to the
Selection Committee.
Here is the Assembly
policy re: plenary presentations, as approved by the Assembly
members on February 22, 2004.
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