Six Nations Councillors may not be giving reports on their activities in open session, but Councillor Helen Miller says they are working hard. Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) continues to undergo its orientation process and Miller told community members at the Political Liaison meeting on January 22 that councillors are meeting every day to learn more about the internal structure of SNEC and what each department is working on and how they can help politically. \u201cWe\u2019ve been so busy doing orientation. We\u2019ve had a meeting almost everyday. That\u2019s why we are not going to outside meetings. We\u2019re busy, don\u2019t think we are just sitting here,\u201d she said. Councillor Dayle Bomberry said he had a conflict and couldn\u2019t attend a meeting with Indigenous Services Canada about updating the tendering policy, but… <\/p>\n
Six Nations Councillors may not be giving reports on their activities in open session, but Councillor Helen Miller says they are working hard. Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) continues to undergo its orientation process and Miller told community members at the Political Liaison meeting on January 22 that councillors are meeting every day to learn more about the internal structure of SNEC and what each department is working on and how they can help politically. \u201cWe\u2019ve been so busy doing orientation. We\u2019ve had a meeting almost everyday. That\u2019s why we are not going to outside meetings. We\u2019re busy, don\u2019t think we are just sitting here,\u201d she said. Councillor Dayle Bomberry said he had a conflict and couldn\u2019t attend a meeting with Indigenous Services Canada about updating the tendering policy, but... <\/p>\n