not truly accountable to the electorate, and it would therefore be wholly inappropriate that they should be able to affect the decisions of council other than by contributing to any debate.I believe that the special representative meeting to be held in March will uphold the honour and integrity ofthe profession and that Keable-Elliott's fears are unfounded.
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