CORRESPONDENTS' VIEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 93, 19 April 1940, Page 6

CORRESPONDENTS' VIEWS.

ELECTION METHODS. (To lie Editor.) Jt is difficult l-o catch up jj.j . representation if it is allowed u far. Ucace this not*. Uγ. JL.A. friends have been sedulously trrm. *. create an impression that at Conference of the New Zcalami party, some s-pec:al now sort of method was evolved U> upset theinrf ina«. Mr. Lee himself pave coloer? this idea by sayinjr at his meeting Wednesday lhai. "his was the result, of the introductioaTT? .-vsiein of card voting." Mr. Lee perfectly well that the method injr that wiit him hurtling out of fu Labour jiarty for unseemly conduct k! been in use for yelrs, and the simo method as u=-ed by the party's conference to determine «ti others matters submitted to its The system of bulk affiliation government by delegation) may k danircrous u> the organisation conoetßEi .iiid is in my opinion, but underit*!] individuals have equal chances of fcjj. J. lay. The nietli.Ki of deleaE™ adopted by the Labour partv is for each hundred membem oi aflilialed union or party branch. JVi -ales are instructed by ibeir orgiaisa. ti<ms how to vote, and act a«»rdinri r I have never heard of Mr. Lee Tcjnn* any preat objection tc Indeexl, it would apjK-ar that any erjj cysteine are quite. O.K. until one Jid. pens to hit him- Then he velps. F. BARTfiAJt