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Thursday January 01 1970

Irish Anti-War Movement - Annual General Meeting - Sat 29th January 2011 - Central Hotel Dublin

category national | anti-war / imperialism | event notice author Tuesday November 23, 2010 11:33author by Kieran O'Sullivan - Irish Anti-War Movementauthor email info at irishantiwar dot org Report this post to the editors

The Irish Anti War Movement Annual General Meeting (AGM) will take place on Saturday 29th January 2011 in the Central Hotel Exchequer Street Dublin. Registration will begin at 11:30AM.

Who can Attend and Vote at The AGM

1. All members may attend a general meeting provided that the current membership fee has been paid in advance of the meeting. All affiliates may send one delegate to a general meeting provided that the current affiliation fee has been paid in advance of the meeting.

2. All members and delegates have one vote each at a general meeting.

3. A decision of a general meeting of the IAWM is binding on the SC and overrides any previous decisions. This constitution may only be amended by a general meeting. However, amendments to this constitution may be made by the next quarterly delegate meeting held after the general meeting of 08 May 2004, which adopted this constitution.

4. A steering committee shall be elected at each AGM.

5. Draft resolutions and nominations for the steering committee should be submitted to the Secretary at least 14 days beforehand. The secretary shall publish draft resolutions at least 7 days beforehand.

Submitting Resolutions

Resolutions may be submitted in the following ways:

1.By E-mail:- To the secretary via e-mail info@irishantiwar.org
2. By Post:- Send the resolutions to The Irish Anti-War Movement, PO Box 9260 Dublin 1.

Registration

Members may register in the following ways:

1. Registration can be done on-line by following this link http://www.irishantiwar.org/node/1046 and then clicking on the "Sign up for Annual General Meeting".
2. Registration can also be done on the morning of the AGM.

Membership Fees

* €5 Unwaged or Students.
* €10 Waged.

All members who have taken out standing orders or who have paid through PayPal do not need to pay a registration fee.

To set-up a standing order with the Irish-Anti War Movement please go to the following link http://www.irishantiwar.org/files/standing-order-form.doc fill in the form and post to the Irish Anti-War Movement P.O. Box 9260 Dublin 1.

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   Agenda for Annual General Meeting     Kieran O'Sullivan    Thu Jan 13, 2011 20:35 


 
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