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Progress on the electronic AGM (eAGM) of CLA for 2009:

Progress on the electronic AGM (eAGM) of CLA for 2009:

Nominations for the Board, and for Notices of Motion, closed on 23 January (see full timetable below). The next phase is for members to consider the documents usually tabled at a ‘physical’ Annual General Meeting – please click on the item to read (or to download a PDF copy):

As a member, you’re entitled to comment on these documents, just as if you were present at a ‘physical’ AGM. Please follow the prompts if you would like to have your say.

Between Friday 6 March and Friday 27 March, members will be able to vote to signify their approval – or otherwise – of these documents. We will remind members at the time that it is important to vote: we need an email-voting quorum of at least 20% of CLA members to take part in the eAGM

As only 9 people nominated for the CLA Board (maximum 12), the 9 are elected (if they get a seconder from the membership, which is likely). You can second a nominee by clicking on their link and lodging your second. The nominees are:

  • Melissa Hinson – seconded;
  • Dr Kristine Klugman OAM – seconded;
  • Anne Cahill Lambert AM – seconded;
  • Jessica Mohr – seconded;
  • Kevin Popple – seconded;
  • Bill Rowlings – seconded;
  • James Staples – seconded;
  • Anthony Williamson – seconded;
  • Lance Williamson – seconded.

Ms Hinson, if seconded, will be the new member of the Board.

Timetable:
1 Jan:   Nominations/notices of motion open
23 Jan:  Nominations/notices period closes
30 Jan:  Period for consideration/discussion of nominations, notices and eAGM documents opens
27 Feb: Consideration/discussion period closes
1 Mar:   2008 Board finalises documents for member voting
6 Mar:   Voting opens
27 Mar: Voting closes
4 April:  eAGM declaration of results/outcome by Returning Officer

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