Part 2: For those who just want to be able to Vote NONE OF THE ABOVE and know that their Vote will have real meaning

First of all, A WARNING:

There’s nothing passive about voting. Unless someone else has stolen your Vote.

Yes, you could be one of many who simply don’t bother to Vote when an Election comes to your local area, right now.

But that’s when you only had the option to Vote for something that’s important to somebody else. With Officially NONE OF THE ABOVE and Community Meetings, you will now have the choice and option to Vote for something that will prioritise what is important for you, as well as for us all.

As we discussed earlier, change is always happening.

The choice you have is whether you want to play a part in defining change, or whether you want to sit back and let change happen to you.

You don’t need to be one of the People who will immediately take up an active, facilitator-type role for Officially NONE OF THE ABOVE, and undertake the tasks outlines in detail throughout the TEN STEPS in Part 2.

But you won’t be helping anyone who does, and you certainly won’t be helping yourself and the opportunity that we all have for a Political System that genuinely works for us all, IF you don’t at least involve yourself enough to keep up to date with progress, spread the word to others, and attend Community Meetings whenever a choice or important decision that may impact your future, will be made.

If you don’t want to be actively involved, the STEPS you can STILL take that will help your Community Meeting are:

• Supporting your Community Meeting on social media.
• Supporting your Community Meeting by sharing the word.
• Supporting your Community Meeting by sharing your experiences and any relevant information you might find.
• Attending your Community Meetings whenever they are called.
• Supporting your Community Meeting by taking part in the process of selecting Candidates for Elections and taking part in any Community Meeting Votes.
• Supporting your Community Meeting by voting for all Candidates that the Community Meeting has endorsed when an Election takes place.

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