Worth a watch this - very well done to Phil Twyford for pulling this together. For more on the issue, go to the issues.co.nz page here, or sign up to the Facebook group (if link doesn't work, search for "Not Yours to Sell" on FB).
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Yes but if it isn't up to elected councillors to decide that council owned assets can be sold, why is it they can decide to spend ratepayers' money buying more assets too? Or in other words, shouldn't ratepayers' money not be theirs to spend either?
In other words, you only think it's ok if councillors spend other people's money on buying things, but not if they sell those same things and give them back the money.
Posted by: Libertyscott | Thursday, 20 August 2009 at 04:31 AM