| Dear Member,
I am writing to invite you to attend the Annual General Meeting of the European Movement in Scotland. It will take place on Saturday 10 December 2022, at 1400.
This year, we are holding it in ‘hybrid’ form – you can attend either in person, in the meeting rooms at the Quaker Meeting House (7 Victoria Terrace, Edinburgh, EH1 2JL) or online by Zoom.
***Register to attend the meeting (whether in person or online)***
If you are attending in person, the rooms will be open from 1330. Tea and coffee will be available at that time, and if you wish to bring in your own lunch also, there will be facilities to do so, and you will have a good opportunity to meet and mix with other members at that time.
The AGM is an important event in our calendar. It is of course your democratic opportunity as one of our members to elect and choose those who will lead our organisation for the next year.
It will also be a chance to discuss and have an input into our plans for activity and campaigning in the next twelve months. And it is also, of course, a chance to meet other members and other like-minded pro-Europeans! We do hope you will be able to join us.
– Mark Lazarowicz, Chair, European Movement in Scotland
AGENDA
- Brief report on activities in 2022
- Financial Report (click here to view annual accounts)
- Election of Committee – the Executive Committee propose the following nominations, but others may be made at the meeting:
- Chair: David Clarke
- Vice-Chair: Joanna Goodburn
- Secretary: Caitlin O’Hara
- Treasurer: Bill Rodger
Ordinary Members (4 vacancies):
- Iain Mitchell
- Dominic McGinley
- Mark Lazarowicz
- Alex Orr
(The following members were elected in December 2021 for a 2-year term of office, and their membership of the committee continues: Graham Watson, David Brew, David Gow, Morag Williamson, Stuart Bailie Strong, Ken Dixon)
Committee Members from local groups (5 vacancies)
- Victoria Lee
- Fiona Wishlade
- Niamh Donnellan
Member to be nominated from Young European Movement
The committee can also co-opt up to 5 members ‘to achieve greater diversity, balance between political parties, groups or organisations or for other good reasons’.
4. Discussion on priorities for 2023 for the European Movement in Scotland, and for pro-Europeans in Scotland: to be led by Mark Lazarowicz
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