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 SIDE NOTES FOR PROXIES  If you’re voting for another person, or if you are voting for more than one person, you have to vote differently. If you’re not a proxy then ignore this, but if you are, then read further for instructions. Single Proxies If you are a single Proxy, then that means you are representing one absent Councillor. When you vote, you should use this format: “I vote (X vote) on behalf of (Y Councillor)” An example would look like this: “I vote Yea on behalf of Friendly” Double Proxies If you are a double Proxy, then that means you are representing two absent Councillors. When you vote, you should use this format: “I vote (X vote) on behalf of (Y Councillor) & (Z Councillor)” An example would look like this: “I vote Nay on behalf of Friendly & MLD” Councillor Proxies If you are a Councillor Proxy, then that means you are a Councillor who is voting for yourself and another Councillor. When you vote, you should use this format: “I vote (X vote) on behalf of myself & (Y Councillor)” An example would look like this: “I vote Abstain on behalf of myself & MLD”