Lack of `democratic process' Australia and here
Fluoride concern
Dean Lawson
Thursday, 20 October 2005
HORSHAM councillors want the State Government to delay fluoridating the city's water supply to allow more time for formal public discussion on the plan.
Horsham Rural City Council, concerned about a perceived lack of `democratic process' in Horsham's fluoride debate, spoke at length and voted on the issue at a meeting on Monday night.
Councillors were responding to correspondence which included a petition signed by 1268 people opposing fluoride in Horsham's water supply, a call from Sharon Wood of Haven for a community poll on the matter and government information supporting fluoridation.
Dean Lawson
Thursday, 20 October 2005
HORSHAM councillors want the State Government to delay fluoridating the city's water supply to allow more time for formal public discussion on the plan.
Horsham Rural City Council, concerned about a perceived lack of `democratic process' in Horsham's fluoride debate, spoke at length and voted on the issue at a meeting on Monday night.
Councillors were responding to correspondence which included a petition signed by 1268 people opposing fluoride in Horsham's water supply, a call from Sharon Wood of Haven for a community poll on the matter and government information supporting fluoridation.
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