Municipal Election 2014 - Interesting Permutations and Possibilities for Municipal Election !! Candidate for Mayor and M.P. in our future ?

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• Can I run for councillor in my municipality and for electoral area director in my regional district? Yes.
• Can I be both a local government representative (mayor, councillor, electoral area director, islands trustee or school trustee) and an Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) or Member of Parliament (MP)? Yes, however there is a considerable amount of time involved in filling any of these offices; you may choose to do just one.
• Can I be both mayor and councillor in the same local government? No. You can only hold one office in the same local government.
• Can I run for office if I work for the local government holding the election? No, there is a specific restriction against both working for, and holding office in, the same local government. However, if you were to take a leave of absence from your job, you could run in the election. If elected, you would have to resign your job.
• Can I run for office in a regional district electoral area if I work for a municipality that is a member of the regional district? Yes, although it might not be wise. If elected you could be vulnerable to allegations of conflict of interest because of your employment. 
• Can I run for office in a municipality if the municipality is a member of the regional district I work for? Yes, although it might not be wise. If elected you could be vulnerable to allegations of conflict of interest because of your employment.