A BIGGER AND BETTER SOUTHPORT
To the valued members of our Southport community,
In recent years, the city of Southport has grown immeasurably. With an exploding population, a struggling tourism trade and the issues resulting from the global financial crisis, the Southport governing bodies have faltered in their duty of care for the people of Southport.
In 2011, it’s time for a fresh start. Southport needs strong, assertive leadership and I, Chris Chiang, am the only candidate up for the job. I bring with me a keen knowledge of the Southport area and being a long term resident of Southport and a member of its business community, I deeply understand the issues that matter to the community.
I am proud to announce policies which delve into the community of Southport and identify crucial issues that need focus. Some of my policies are fresh focuses and some of the policies touch on well-worn issues, but they represent the issues I feel are most important to the development of Southport in the future.
CHRIS CHIANG’S POLICY FOCUS
1. IMPROVING TOURISM & TRANSPORTATION
2. TACKLING SOCIAL ISOLATION OF THE ELDERLY
3. REDUCING WATER PRICES
4. REDUCING TRUISM & ABSEENTIESM IN SCHOOLS
5. SAVING THE SPIT
In addition to these five policy focuses, the ALP will make it a priority to engage with the Southport community on the issues that matter to them. I am keen to engage with the community through the use of social networking, and information on the ALP and my policies can are detailed on my FaceBook page. I can also be contacted through my FaceBook page and will personally respond to all of your policy ideas and community concerns.
Sometimes, the voice of the people gets lost in the thundering machinery of big government, but Chris Chiang is determined to change this. Your voice will be heard, and I, Chris Chiang, am the candidate to make your voice heard loud and clear.
VOTE 1 FOR CHRIS CHIANG
I thankyou graciously for your continuing support, and cannot wait to begin the process of changing your Southport for the better.
Yours sincerely,
CHRIS CHIANG
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