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Tidal wave of opposition for directly-elected chiefs

The idea of creating directly-elected chief executives has been further damaged by a fresh tidal wave of opposition from across the sector.

By MJ Correspondent | 26 February 2014

The idea of creating directly-elected chief executives has been further damaged by a fresh tidal wave of opposition from across the local government sector.

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