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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2016 · 22 MIN

THE ROLE OF COMMUNITY PETITIONS.DO THEY WORK?

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_- To understanding g petition Guest: Muhammad Cajee - Executive Director of ASRI (In Studio) Website: www.asri.org.za Guests: Lebohang Tshabalala – Chairperson :Petitions Standing Committees at City of Joburg Metropolitan Municipality ASRI FLP Citizens Group Drafts Johannesburg By-Law Reforms: Johannesburg Public Libraries and Petitions Process By-Law ReformIn an unprecedented example of Direct Democracy, the ASRI Future Leaders Programme have researched and drafted two By-Laws for the City of Johannesburg, and are now contacting Ward and Proportional Representation Councilors of the City of Johannesburg to meet with them one on one over the next two weeks leading up to June 16; and asking these city councilors to express their support and endorsement for promulgating these draft by-laws on Petitions and Library Reform into Municipal Law.

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