Beneficiary Referendum

What happens if not enough beneficiaries vote in the referendum?

Written by KDFN

If not enough beneficiaries vote in the referendum, another referendum will have to be held until the policies are approved. Referendums are expensive and Kwanlin Dun will not be able to allow the long-term use of Settlement Land or invest its Final Agreement money until another referendum was held and the policies approved.

Posted on 9 June 2010

Winners of Voters Draw

On June 21st, at a celebration BBQ event, the Voters Draw was held. Everyone who voted in person or by mail had their name put in a hat.

The lucky winners were:

* ELLIE SHORTY won 1st Prize (a Norseman Wall Tent (10 X 12 X 5) & Stove)
* JUSTIN SMITH won 2nd Prize (an Air North Summer Solstice Air Pass)
* CHRISTOPHER STERRIAH won 3rd Prize (a BBQ)

These prizes were offered by the KDFN government to encourage eligible KDFN beneficiaries to vote in the referendum.

The prizes were not associated with the Chief Returning Officer.

What happens if not enough beneficiaries vote in the referendum?

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