[H-GEN] Text of motions for constitutional changes I will be putting at the AGM
matt
matheist76 at westnet.com.au
Mon Aug 17 05:54:47 EDT 2015
An AGM is a Special General Meeting Russell. My point is that if we
don't have a quorum then nobody has votes. Nobody can vote. So what you
are proposing simply can't work. So how do we resolve it? Surely the
best thing is to nominate a default organisation in the constitution. So
my change to the constitution would be
9.a Any property in the possession of the club shall be held by it for
the purpose of the body and if at any time the body ceases to exist
shall devolve upon organisation x that has similar aims and goals.
For me x would be Linux Australia.
Matt
On 17/08/15 19:32, Russell Stuart wrote:
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> On Mon, 2015-08-17 at 19:05 +1000, matt wrote:
>> So what organisation? Who gets to decide?
> A sensible way forward would be to have a Special General Meeting to
> decide, inviting proposals to be voted at that meeting.
>
> What I would propose at such a meeting would depend on what
> organisations were around at the time. Since we have been around longer
> than most open source organisations in Australia, and have outlasted
> quite a few of them I don't think there is much point in speculating on
> it now.
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