United Kingdom · Motion · Early Day Motion
EDM 93
PARTICIPATION IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Introduced
13 December 2000
Last action
13 December 2000 · Early Day Motion
Status
0
Sponsors
Andrew Mackinlay
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13 December 2000
Summary
That this House considers that following the passage of the Local Government Act 2000, there should be a drive to make local government more inclusive; urges that more be done to encourage the involvement of more young people, women and those from different ethnic groups; and congratulates the National Association of Councillors on the recent launch of the 'Restoring the Balance' campaign which strives towards achieving greater community participation and more representative democracy in local government.
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Timeline
13 December 2000
Early Day Motion
That this House considers that following the passage of the Local Government Act 2000, there should be a drive to make local government more inclusive; urges that more be done to encourage the involvement of more young people, women and those from different ethnic groups; and congratulates the National Association of Councillors on the recent launch of the 'Restoring the Balance' campaign which strives towards achieving greater community participation and more representative democracy in local government.
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- Andrew Mackinlay · Labour · Primary sponsor
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- uk · edm-19505 · source updated 13 December 2000