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Re: [Fsfe-uk] Proposed constitution for a UA
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MJ Ray |
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Re: [Fsfe-uk] Proposed constitution for a UA |
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Tue, 12 Feb 2002 00:04:13 +0000 |
> > Democracy should encourage the first of these and the presence of a
> > democratic mandate should encourage others to listen to the views expressed
> > by AFFS.
> That's not a pb. If committee is not too authoritative but takes
> the right decision after asking advices from members, where is the pb?
I, too, hope that the committee acts in that way, but I feel that we must
build in the basic safety checks to prevent it becoming a closed group that
just wants to take the member money.
> I'd prefer to write 2 (3 if you want) and to let people
> of committee decide to meet eachother more than 3 times.
> You can write "but we encourage committee to meet more than 3".
OK, I'll drop it to 3, but they really should meet more than that. I think
there's a tendency in these cases to only do the bare minimum. I speak from
bitter experience with other associations, societies, etc.
> > > There is no section about ceasing of membership.
> > Section 4, clause 4, part ii.
> clause 4, section e, part 2.
> I had misunderstood that part.
I had misnumbered it.
> > We have to minimise deviations from the approved form. Such things are not
> > important as long as the wording is accurate.
> As all numbers (1, a, i) were beginning at the same location, I
> was a little confused. Presentation is less important than
> wording but it helps comprehension.
> But I agree: we have lots of work to do before changing that.
I'll tidy it up for the printed copy I hope to produce now.
> > Can you rephrase it?
[text]
Thanks.
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MJR
Re: [Fsfe-uk] Proposed constitution for a UA, Brian Gough, 2002/02/03
Re: [Fsfe-uk] Proposed constitution for a UA, Matthew King, 2002/02/11