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Posted January 28, 2014 09:26 · last edited January 28, 2014 09:37

terminator_x wrote:

So anyway, a timely and easy place to start would seem to be to get a member of Welnix onto the NZF Board (setting aside for the moment any grander plans of Gareth's to do a Lowy). Being one Board member out of seven would seem to be about the right level of representation to me, in the grand scheme of things.

How to achieve this?

a) a Welnix member gets nominated for FvH's elected seat at the May congress. Federation reps would then vote on their preferred nominee. As far as I know anyone can be nominated, and can do the nominating (although one or both may need to be an NZF member, which is easily achieved - join a club). A potential downside of this could be that it is viewed by "the grass-roots" as a waste of one of their precious 3 elected seats on the Board.

b) a Welnix member applies for the next appointed Board seat that comes up. There's not going to be many more qualified applicants right?

c) a Welnix member can be co-opted at any point in time by the Board (although they would not then have any voting rights on the Board).

Thoughts?


The appointment process for NZF board members is a very boring topic for discussion

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james dean edited January 28, 2014 09:37
terminator_x wrote:

So anyway, a timely and easy place to start would seem to be to get a member of Welnix onto the NZF Board (setting aside for the moment any grander plans of Gareth's to do a Lowy). Being one Board member out of seven would seem to be about the right level of representation to me, in the grand scheme of things.

How to achieve this?

a) a Welnix member gets nominated for FvH's elected seat at the May congress. Federation reps would then vote on their preferred nominee. As far as I know anyone can be nominated, and can do the nominating (although one or both may need to be an NZF member, which is easily achieved - join a club). A potential downside of this could be that it is viewed by "the grass-roots" as a waste of one of their precious 3 elected seats on the Board.

b) a Welnix member applies for the next appointed Board seat that comes up. There's not going to be many more qualified applicants right?

c) a Welnix member can be co-opted at any point in time by the Board (although they would not then have any voting rights on the Board).

Thoughts?


The appointment process for NZF board members is very boring