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Now you mention it Derek, I don't remember these being tallied in the vote for eligibility. What were the proxies then, Andy !? (I assume you aren't busy with work or anything unproductive like that Smile )
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I am at work at the moment (yep I do that sometimes). Yes Dereks Proxies were counted for his motion
"How sad to see, what used to be, a model of decorum and tranquility become like any other sport, a battleground for rival ideologies to slug it out with glee"
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Andy Howie Wrote:I am at work at the moment (yep I do that sometimes). Yes Dereks Proxies were counted for his motion

So the minutes are wrong?
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Derek Howie Wrote:So the minutes are wrong?
No
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Jim Webster Wrote:
Derek Howie Wrote:So the minutes are wrong?
No

So why were my proxies not used in support of my proposals?

Quote: the Meeting agreed unanimously that the Derek Howie suggestion should fall

Surely my proxies should have been used to support my "suggestion"?

Or are those members of the CWP who were running the meeting ignoring proxies by introducing motions which were not on the agenda thus preventing those not attending from having their votes registered?
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Derek Howie Wrote:
Jim Webster Wrote:
Derek Howie Wrote:So the minutes are wrong?
No

So why were my proxies not used in support of my proposals?

Quote: the Meeting agreed unanimously that the Derek Howie suggestion should fall

Surely my proxies should have been used to support my "suggestion"?

Or are those members of the CWP who were running the meeting ignoring proxies by introducing motions which were not on the agenda thus preventing those not attending from having their votes registered?

I wasn't there, but I'm reading the minutes/forum replies as... 'Walter's motion' gained more support then 'Derek's motion', inclusive of proxies?!
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Derek Howie Wrote:Or are those members of the CWP who were running the meeting ignoring proxies by introducing motions which were not on the agenda thus preventing those not attending from having their votes registered?

I find the above remark absolutely disgraceful and totally without foundation.

You are discrediting the integrity of the President AND the Executive Director.

I'll leave any further responses to them - I'm saying no more.
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The minutes do say the meeting agreed unanimously; Andy might have known the proxies would have made no difference on the choice of amendment but I don't think they were actually mentioned. Derek is entitled to query this.

Regarding the removal of the elgibility item I have a related question but I think the SGM outcome/minutes needs its own thread - has the one that was started disappeared?
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WBuchanan Wrote:Derek is entitled to query this.
The voting intentions of those utilizing a Proxy vote are kept confidential and not publically available. If Derek, or any one else for that matter, wishes to know details whether or not those votes were cast according to their instructions it has to be taken up privately and certainly not on an open public forum.
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That can't be right Jim - it's only a query about the numbers
Basoc principle of democracy - you count the votes
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