Box chooses his platforms very carefully.
For a public servant, he seems very reluctant to interact with the electorate.
The full council meeting seems a fairly public forum as people can attend and even watch it on t'interweb. However, no-one can ask questions or even speak, he sets the agenda and he chooses his words very carefully, even if some of them are later proven to be less than factual.
He does the same with his pieces in the Wakefield Express.
Public debate and a right to reply are not part of Box's model of democracy; the ultimate self-preservation society.
Can someone who's watched it give a summary of his propaganda speech as it seems the website has blocked IP addresses from Asia.