By Lynda Powless Editor A Six Nations councillor was called out at a recent Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) session after supporting a motion that may have financially benefited her family. SNEC is now seeking guidance from its Integrity Commission after clashing over conflict of interest policies at the General Finance meeting Monday ( July 20). The SNEC argument erupted over whether Councillor Hazel Johnson should have declared a conflict on a previous funding decision. The discussion began during approval of the July 6 council minutes, when Councillor Dayle Bomberry questioned whether Johnson should have declared a conflict of interest on a previous motion involving funding for the Six Nations Farmers Association (SNFA). “I was just wondering because it involves her siblings,” Bomberry said. “I was just wondering if she…
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