Representation to be based on woolgrowing electorates with boundaries decided on wool production distribution. Each electorate to elect two representatives. The President to be elected by all woolgrowers. Any bonefidge woolgrower to be entitled to stand for election. All seats on the elcted body to be limited by rules of tenure.
Democracy is based on the consitutional right of 'No taxation without representation'.
When all woolgrowers have the right to elect their representative, the responsibility for that representation rests with them. The weighted boting resulting from such information compensates for the universal right to vote, irregardless of financial contribution and affords growers the advantage of recognition of their personal investment in the industry. A per kilo rate will maintain some stability of funding as the number of kilos remains reasonably static with little more than minor variations in annual productions. Woolgrowing electorates will be based on a much broader criteria than state boundaries. By maintaining electorates based on production, boundaries can be much more fluid, so reflecting changes in the production base.