Trustpower consumers need to vote – if you pay a Trustpower bill I'm talking to you, the consumer.
As election day approaches the responsibility lies in your hands, do you leave it the way it is just because it's just too hard to think about change or do you vote to make a difference? TECT asks you to place a mark on a ballot sheet, but its more than that, I need you to make a decision on who will represent your voice for the next four years, and that vote needs to be for change.
I ask that you don't misconstrued age as experience. Trustees have a shelf life, with any position of authority one becomes too comfortable and blinded by situation, consumed by their own sense of importance, lackadaisical if you will. Take this opportunity to vote out current trustees corrupted by the politics of local government, those who continually bend to the will of those they inspire to be.
I don't need to ensure my company stays on the TECT payroll, I'm not a CEO or a beneficiary which will continue to receive grants. I have no such affiliations. Like you I want to see my hard earned cash regenerating my community in a way that benefits not only us right now, but also the next generation to come.

Hazel Wright, Bellevue.