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The '''2019 Boroondara subdivision review''' is a process currently being undertaken by the [[wikipedia:Victorian Electoral Commission|Victorian Electoral Commission]]. Its aims are to primarily seek if the current number of [[Councillor|councillors]] and [[Ward|wards]] is appropriate for representing the [[Boroondara]] community and the type of electoral divisions that should be in place. This is part of a rolling program of reviews for each council in Victoria.<ref name="VECBoroondaraWebsite">Victorian Electoral Commission. ''Boroondara City Council representation and subdivision reviews''. 15 March 2019. https://www.vec.vic.gov.au/reviews/Boroondararr.html, accessed: 16 March 2019</ref>
The '''2019 Boroondara subdivision review''' is a process to review the electoral structure of the [[City of Boroondara]] currently being undertaken by the [[wikipedia:Victorian Electoral Commission|Victorian Electoral Commission]]. Its aims are to primarily seek if the current number of [[Councillor|councillors]] and [[Ward|wards]] is appropriate for representing the Boroondara community and the type of electoral divisions that should be in place. This is part of a rolling program of reviews for each council in Victoria.<ref name="VECBoroondaraWebsite">Victorian Electoral Commission. ''Boroondara City Council representation and subdivision reviews''. 15 March 2019. https://www.vec.vic.gov.au/reviews/Boroondararr.html, accessed: 16 March 2019</ref>


==Background==
==Background==
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==Submissions==
==Submissions==
Over 130 submissions were made in the preliminary phase from 13 February to 13 March 2019. 206 were received following the release of the draft report.<ref name="VECBoroondaraWebsite" />
Over 130 submissions were made in the preliminary phase from 13 February to 13 March 2019. 206 were received following the release of the draft report.<ref name="VECBoroondaraWebsite" />
==Findings==
The final report was published on 5 June 2019. Its main recommendation was to replace the current 10 single-member wards with a multi-member ward system of 11 councillors and four wards in total. This would establish four new wards:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Proposed ward !! Suburbs included !! Number of councillors !! Previous wards
|-
| '''Belmore''' ||
* [[Balwyn]]
* [[Balwyn North]]
* [[Deepdene]]
* [[Camberwell]] (part)
* [[Canterbury]] (part)
* [[Surrey Hills]] (part)
|| 3 ||
* [[Bellevue Ward|Bellevue]] (part)
* [[Cotham Ward|Cotham]] (part)
* [[Maling Ward|Maling]] (part)
* [[Maranoa Ward|Maranoa]]
|-
| '''Ferndale''' ||
* [[Ashburton]]
* [[Camberwell]] (part)
* [[Canterbury]] (part)
* [[Glen Iris]] (part)
* [[Surrey Hills]] (part)
|| 3 ||
* [[Gardiner Ward|Gardiner]] (part)
* [[Junction Ward|Junction]] (part)
* [[Lynden Ward|Lynden]]
* [[Maling Ward|Maling]] (part)
* [[Solway Ward|Solway]]
|-
| '''Studley''' ||
* [[Kew]]
* [[Kew East]]
|| 2 ||
* [[Bellevue Ward|Bellevue]] (part)
* [[Cotham Ward|Cotham]] (part)
* [[Studley Ward|Studley]]
|-
| '''Swinburne''' ||
* [[Glen Iris]] (part)
* [[Hawthorn]]
* [[Hawthorn East]]
|| 3 ||
* [[Gardiner Ward|Gardiner]] (part)
* [[Glenferrie Ward|Glenferrie]]
* [[Junction Ward|Junction]] (part)
|}


==References==
==References==