Opposition Leader Reappoints Chaku Symister to Constituencies Boundaries Commission
Leon Chaku Symister, attorney-at-law, has been selected for reappointment to the Constituencies Boundaries Commission as the United Progressive Party’s representative.
Opposition Leader Jamale Pringle has advised the Governor-General accordingly, and Symister will receive his instrument of appointment on Thursday, January 23, in a ceremony beginning at 10:45 a.m.
Pringle says he is confident that Symister will properly advocate for the stated objectives of the Commission, which include achieving voter parity, and will advance the push for true democracy in election outcomes.
Symister’s consecutive appointment to the Commission is an effort by MP Pringle and the United Progressive Party to ensure that the knowledge and experience he gained in his previous term, in addition to his legal acumen, will redound to the benefit of the unit and of the country.
Prime Minister Gaston Browne has been duly advised of the Opposition Leader’s selection.
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