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AGM today (Consequences for noticeboard)
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(20-08-2017, 04:03 PM)StevieHilton Wrote: Ian,
You and Hamish are still officials of CS, and also I assume that motions were discussed after
the elections, then I can argue that the motion came from an executive board member.

I really think that the consequences fo CS will be disastrous for the organisation. Are the board and council seriously trying to stifle debate because by restricting the right of reply does not help the promotion of transparency.
How much of the chess playing population is a member of CS?
Non members by playing in clubs and tournaments are making their contribution
and if their only means of being heard is via the forum, then this motion denies them that chance, then I will speak out.
I know the motion passed, but that doesn't make it right

Stevie

Steve

Even if I was an executive board member it wouldnt matter as I made a proposal as a member not as a director, so as stated before the executive committee would not comment on it.

I would still like to know why you didnt voice your concerns to me directly when you phoned me the other night. After all you were discussing the AGM in general
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RE: AGM today (Consequences for noticeboard) - by Ianbrownlee - 20-08-2017, 04:07 PM

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