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In 2007, Mably was elected to the first ever Chamber of Deputies. He managed to emerge with a plurality of votes in a very crowded field where the candidates of at least twelve different parties were all serious contenders. Mably was the first choice of only 11% of the electorate but he received a great deal of the preference flow from the other candidates. It is believed that the field will not be so crowded at the next election and Mably is generally caution about seriously alienating any large elements of his constituency. | In 2007, Mably was elected to the first ever Chamber of Deputies. He managed to emerge with a plurality of votes in a very crowded field where the candidates of at least twelve different parties were all serious contenders. Mably was the first choice of only 11% of the electorate but he received a great deal of the preference flow from the other candidates. It is believed that the field will not be so crowded at the next election and Mably is generally caution about seriously alienating any large elements of his constituency. | ||
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| + | Mably serves on the [[Standing Parliamentary Committee on Environment and Natural Resources]] and chairs the [[Subcommittee on Agriculture and Fisheries]]. He has sponsored legislation designed to help in the prevention of piracy and in the apprehension and prosecution of pirates. He has also promoted legislation designed to protect the interests of small farmers and fishers and to maximize their direct access to consumers and legislation designed to prevent racial discrimination in the work place and in the practices of law enforcement. | ||
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Lambert Garcia Mably is a Confederal politician who currenly represents the Confederal Member of Achi in the Chamber of Deputies. He holds the Member's only seat. He is a member of the Democratic Party.
Earlier life and education
Born in Port-de-l'Enfant, Achi. He completed secondary school before accepting work as a docker, following in his father's footsteps. He joined the Fraternidad de Estibadores Nabarrosos but did not join any political party. He became a leading activist and organizer in the union as well as in the community. It was not until the formation of the Confederated Peoples that he joined the Democratic Party and ran for public office, basing his support largely in Achi's black working class.
Election to the Chamber
In 2007, Mably was elected to the first ever Chamber of Deputies. He managed to emerge with a plurality of votes in a very crowded field where the candidates of at least twelve different parties were all serious contenders. Mably was the first choice of only 11% of the electorate but he received a great deal of the preference flow from the other candidates. It is believed that the field will not be so crowded at the next election and Mably is generally caution about seriously alienating any large elements of his constituency.
Parliamentary service
Mably serves on the Standing Parliamentary Committee on Environment and Natural Resources and chairs the Subcommittee on Agriculture and Fisheries. He has sponsored legislation designed to help in the prevention of piracy and in the apprehension and prosecution of pirates. He has also promoted legislation designed to protect the interests of small farmers and fishers and to maximize their direct access to consumers and legislation designed to prevent racial discrimination in the work place and in the practices of law enforcement.
