Around 80 people turned out for the event, which was the first of a number of chances Islanders are being given to hear about the options for States reform before casting their votes on referendum day on 24 April.
The A Team, which is campaigning for option A, had organised the meeting and were represented on the platform by law student and political campaigner Sam Mezec. The B campaign was represented by former Senator Ben Shenton and serving Senator Lyndon Farnham spoke on behalf of option C.
The three options for States reform are:
A – 42 States Members elected for a four-year term, known as Deputies and split into six large districts
B – 42 States Members on a four-year term, made up of 30 Deputies split into six large districts and 12 parish Constables.
C – 49 States Members made up of eight Senators, 29 Deputies in parish or sub-parish districts and 12 parish Constables.