Alec Neill replaces Sir Kerry
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Sir Kerry Burke's five-year reign as Environment Canterbury (ECan) chairman is over.
Burke has just been toppled in a council chamber coup led by South Canterbury councillors Mark Oldfield and Bronwen Murray.
Councillors voted 8-6 to oust Burke in a no-confidence motion.
Alec Neill has been voted in as the new chairman, 8-6 with Jo Kane retained as deputy.
The vote of no-confidence had its origins in last month's meeting in Timaru.
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