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AGM 2009 Summary

The Annual General Meeting of the ASEG held on Wednesday 29 April installed the new Federal office holders unopposed.

Michael Asten President and Director
Phil Harman President Elect and Chairman of the ASEG Research foundation
David Denham Secretary Public Officer and Director
David Cockshell Treasurer and Director
Koya Suto Vice President and Chairman of International Affairs Committee

In addition the following members continue to serve on the Federal Executive:
Peter Elliott Past President
Emma Brand Chairman Membership Committee
Reece Foster Representative for State Branches
Andrea Rutley Representative on Conference Organising Committes and
Conference Advisory Committee
Phil Schmidt Chairman Publications Committee
Wayne Stasinowsky Chairman Web Committee
   
Cameron Hamilton Observer – Alternate with Emma Brand
Brett Johnson Observer
Milovan Urosevich Chairman Education Committee
John Watt Observer – Past Treasurer

 

Under the Constitution, all State Branch Presidents also have right of attendance at Federal Executive Meetings as Observers.

The motion "That the Federal Executive Committee be given approval to proceed with the contracting of a full time or part time Executive Officer for the effective running of the Society’s affairs. " attracted significant debate both before and during the meeting.

Incoming president Michael Asten referred to an explanatory note emailed to all members prior to the meeting stating that while it was the recommendation of the Federal Executive to pursue the objective of appointing a CEO no appointment would be made without further discussion and consultation with State Branches.

By motion from the floor of the AGM the motion was adjourned.

In consequence the Federal Executive will continue to consider options regarding such a position, with a view to bringing a new recommendation to the AGM in 2010.

Michael Asten
President