key leadership role distinction #7

By Anonymous -
Today we had a leadership meting and val from the city council came in and she brought in all the paint colours for the chorus box we got two of three big buckets because they are our main colours and then we got a whole lot more colours because we have a lot of colours on it then we got all this info about not to take over the whole path and safety sheets to fill out and we got told that someone has to make a roster about who goes down when because only some of us can go down at one time. then we asked val some questions about it then Mr ladbrooke said that we wont be starting it until after wellington.

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