Pellerin rejects those claims. She explained that all the provincial presidents sit on the national executive, and participated in the decision to take part in the March. She said the executive deliberated a full year before making a decision, and that information mailings were sent to the each council in ample time for members to consider the implications of the decision and give their feedback. Pellerin was unconcerned about the enormous polarization and division generated by the March decision. I don't think it is a problem that will stay with us.
Some members are much less confident.
There is much to admire in the work and the members of the CWL at all levels. Perhaps, suggested one delegate, it's a matter of spiritual blindness.