Talk:Priscilla de Villiers

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[edit] Merge from CAVEAT

Upon further consideration and discussion with community members I have concluded it would be more appropriate to keep de Villiers article as the new merged document: 1) She is alive, CAVEAT is defunct 2) She is a part of Canada's history in making changes to our laws and community groups. 3) CAVEAT was one of her projects, but does not entirely encompass her work for Canada. 4) Without Priscilla CAVEAT could not continue. 5) She is an example of one of Canada's female leaders 6) She as an example of of how "one person does make a difference"

I propose to merge CAVEAT to this article after 14 days have expired. Alan.ca 03:07, 11 October 2006 (UTC)