Príklady assemblyman

• Of the eleven assemblymen on this committee, nine had served previously in the chamber.

• When in need of ' help to solve a problem ', citizens are much more likely to approach a religious leader (42 per cent) than a local government assemblyman (27 per cent).

• These assemblymen will have no borough links, and that will mean nothing but trouble.

• We do not want assemblymen who are insulated from public opinion.

• I would argue that the assemblymen will require different personal qualities from those necessary for a borough leader.

• The regional candidates are in the main already selected, and therefore they could go forward for election as assemblymen or assemblywomen.

• Does not the first-past-the-post part of proposals mean that 14 assemblymen will have constituencies of more than 500,000 people to serve?

• Step by step and year by year, the assemblymen will seek further powers.

• There is no reason why a party should not select regional candidates and call them assemblymen when they are elected.

• It would be better if the assemblymen were directly responsible to the electors in their boroughs in exercising that scrutineering function.

• It is also exceedingly important that the electorate should know that the assemblymen would be directly elected.

• If the answer to that is in the affirmative, does it include the salaries of those assemblymen who do not take their seats?

• Does it include the salaries of the assemblymen?

• Assemblymen will argue that it is his decision on what is in the public interest and that it is wrong.

• However, he totally failed to explain why 32 elected assemblymen would be better equipped to contain the excesses of a mayor than the 32 borough leaders.