Six Nations members aren\u2019t the only ones asking for updates about Six Nations Elected Council\u2019s (SNEC) in-camera sessions and committee meetings, but after four months, it appears even councillors aren\u2019t getting many concrete answers. Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) members provided some updates at the General Council meeting on July 9th, but most said they weren\u2019t sure who sits on what committee or what each committee\u2019s mandate is or even how many committees there are. Councillor Audrey-Powless Bomberry told SNECshe\u2019s been asking for a list or a chart, but hasn\u2019t gotten one. To make sure she does get answers the councillor added an amendment to a motion ensuring SNEC receives committee updates, a list of all committees, who sits on them and the mandates of all committees. \u201cHave all the… <\/p>\n
Six Nations members aren\u2019t the only ones asking for updates about Six Nations Elected Council\u2019s (SNEC) in-camera sessions and committee meetings, but after four months, it appears even councillors aren\u2019t getting many concrete answers. Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) members provided some updates at the General Council meeting on July 9th, but most said they weren\u2019t sure who sits on what committee or what each committee\u2019s mandate is or even how many committees there are. Councillor Audrey-Powless Bomberry told SNECshe\u2019s been asking for a list or a chart, but hasn\u2019t gotten one. To make sure she does get answers the councillor added an amendment to a motion ensuring SNEC receives committee updates, a list of all committees, who sits on them and the mandates of all committees. \u201cHave all the... <\/p>\n