Published in
September 1997
- Page 24
A councillor’s participation on a board or commission can at times be very awkward. Does the councillor represent the position of the municipality, or does the councillor – like any other member of the board – vote according to his or her own understanding, regardless of the position taken by council?
The awkwardness may translate into heated debate, especially if council has taken a strong position and the board member a contrary position. For example,
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