Annual General Meeting – 23rd April 2009
St Sylvester’s GAA Club
Annual General Meeting – 23rd April 2009
The following nominations have been received by the Secretary:
Chairman: Eddie Sullivan Proposed: John Fanning. Seconded: Mel McIntyre
Treasurer: Paul Curran Proposed: Kevin Haverty. Seconded: Michael Howard
Vice-Chairman: Susan McLaverty Proposed: Liz Clarke. Seconded: Ray Clifford
Registrar: Seamus Byrne Proposed: Leonard O’Carroll. Seconded: Niall Halligan
Communications Officer: Francine Shelly Bannigan
Proposed: Anthony Cooney. Seconded: Helen Sweeney
Executive Committee Member: John Daly Proposed: John Fanning. Seconded; Brendan Bannigan
Trustee: GV Wright Proposed: Michael Howard. Seconded: Michael White
President: Billy Reburn Proposed: Brian Colgan. Seconded: Glenn Troy
No nominations have been received for Secretary, Assistant Secretary or for 2 vacant positions as ordinary member on the Executive Committee.
The minutes of last year’s AGM, the Secretary’s Report, the financial report and various sub-committee reports will be available in advance of meeting on 23rd April.
One motion has been received for the AGM regarding the appointment of a Children’s Officer for the Club. Copies of the motion will be available in advance of the meeting on 23rd April.
John Fanning
Secretary
St Sylvester’s GAA Club
Annual General Meeting – 23rd April 2009
Agenda
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Minutes of last year’s annual general meeting.
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Adoption of standing orders.
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Secretary’s Report
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Adult Football Report
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Adult Hurling Report
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Ladies Football Report
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Juvenile Games Report
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Director of Coaching Report
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Financial Report
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Appointment of Auditors
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Proposals
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Election of Officers and Club Committee
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Any other business
Standing Orders
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The proposer of a resolution or an amendment thereto may speak for 5 minutes only.
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A member speaking to a resolution or an amendment thereto may speak for 3 minutes only.
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No member may speak for a second time to the same resolution or amendment except for the proposer who may speak for 5 minutes before the vote is taken.
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The Chairman may, at any time he considers the matters sufficiently discussed, call on the proposer to reply. After the reply a vote must be taken.
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A member may, with the consent of the Chairman, move that a question be now put, after which, when the proposer has spoken, a vote must be taken.