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KATHERINE TOWN COUNCIL BY-LAWS 1998

159Members to stand when speaking

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159 Members to stand when speaking A member at a meeting is to stand when speaking to a matter being considered at the meeting unless: (a) prevented from doing so by a physical disability; or (b) the council has determined otherwise.

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