Talking to SRD: Delegations from Cortes Island

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Cortes Islanders are starting to respond to this unprecedented situation not only with letter writing, but with attendance and delegation at SRD.

See below for How To Write To SRD

• Delegations from Cortes
• Christine and Cec Robinson presentation (PDF) Feb 28
• Christine and Cec PowerPoint Feb 28
• SCCA presentation (PDF) Feb 28
• SCCA PowerPoint Feb 28

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• Feel like delegating? Read the rules carefully so you don't get denied!
• Application Form and Guidelines
• REQUEST FOR DELEGATION: Christine and Cec Robinson filed Jan 24th for Feb 13 meeting (denied)
• REQUEST FOR DELEGATION: Southern Cortes Community Association filed Jan 28th for Feb 13 meeting (denied)
• Note that both these applications were denied based on policy language that does not appear in the official online Delegation Guidelines.

How to Write to SRD

If you would like to communicate with SRD about these issues and questions, the address to write to is...

administration@srd.ca

The most effective form of communication with a body such as SRD, in terms of formal process, is to ask questions. I'm not going to tell anyone what they should say; express what you need to express. But if you would like to maximise the usefulness of your letter for future process, then requesting clarification or explanation of things that bother you is the most effective format. The John Sprungman and Ian/Jean Le Cheminant letters (above) are an excellent example of a courteous but specific letter of inquiry.

If you would like your letter to SRD to become part of this archive (the page you're now reading, that is), send a copy to De Clarke at the address below.

This site may not be updated on a regular schedule, so please be patient if your letter does not appear immediately.