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Protocol, it seems, has changed as we notice the new mayor does not have the help and advice of the outgoing mayor as deputy.
It seemed to be a long standing practice that the new mayor had the outgoing mayor as his or her mentor or confidant.
Perhaps Geoff Ablett thought he would replace Jude in the safe Labor seat of Cranbourne and not be available.
Gary failed twice, Geoff now twice, it is not their fault as I can tell you if our smart kelpie
Eddie was the endorsed Labor candidate for Cranbourne then we would be knocking on his kennel for assistance.
Geoff Cousins,
Cranbourne.

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