Akaash addresses the Atlantic Policy and
Leadership Forum
As National Policy Chair of the Liberal Party
of Canada, Akaash has been travelling the country, creating a series
of Policy and Leadership Fora across Canada, in which grassroots
policy development workshops will be married to televised debates
between the leadership candidates.
"During this defining period in the Party's
history, it is a political and ethical imperative that as grassroots
Liberals, we have an opportunity to come together in debate to shape
the future of Liberalism, and that equally, we ensure that we elect
our next leader in a context of vigorous and substantive debate,"
said Akaash.
When
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The North
Whitehorse, 10 May
Participating Territories
Yukon,
Northwest Territories,
Nunavut
Forum's National Theme
Sustainable Development
To obtain tickets
Please contact the YLP
President.
To submit questions for the debate
Contact
Akaash before 09 May
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Ontario
Ottawa, 07 June
Participating Province
Ontario
Participating Committee
National Standing Committee on Multiculturalism
Forum's National Theme
Canadian Identity
To obtain tickets
You must be a delegate or observer to the LPC(O) Convention. E-mail
the LPC(O) office for details.
To submit questions for the debate
Contact
Akaash before 04 June
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Each Forum will include a set of morning policy
workshops, to provide grassroots Liberals with the opportunity to
express their views on the direction of the Party and the country.
The workshops will be followed in the afternoon by a debate between
the three leadership candidates, to question them on how they would
give effect to the views expressed by Liberals.
Liberals can participate directly in the Fora
by attending the workshops and debates, and may also submit questions
in advance to be put to the leadership candidates.
"Our objectives are to allow grassroots policy
development to harness the energy unleashed by the leadership elections;
to compel leadership aspirants to engage with and to become accountable
to the expressed views of Party members; and to ensure that we take
full advantage of the change in leadership to catalyse Party renewal,"
said Akaash.
"It is my hope that through this exercise, our
Party will show itself equal to our responsibility to ensure that
our leadership election is as much about fostering a genuinely national
vision of the public interest, as it is about a contest of organisational
prowess."
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