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Monday 19 March 2007 General Meeting proxy form


ALIA proxy form
I, ALIA member no.
of
being a member of the Australian Library and Information Association, hereby appoint:
ALIA member no.
of
as my proxy to vote for me at the General Meeting to be held on Thursday 30 November 2006 and at any adjournment thereof.
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Rules of meeting

  1. The only items that may be raised under general business are those of an informal nature, or those that are within the scope of the business already laid down.
    Motions of a substantial nature relating to items not covered in the notice of the meeting will not be allowed.
  2. If any item of urgency arises which is not within the business of the meeting, the chairperson has the power to accept it without notice or rule that due notice
    must be given.
  3. All motions additional to those on the printed agenda and in accordance with rule 2, and amendments, shall be in writing, signed by the movers
    (forms will be provided), and delivered to the chair.
  4. When addressing the chair, the person desiring recognition will properly identify themselves, giving his or her name and affiliation. Only ALIA members may speak.
  5. Debate shall be limited to three minutes for each speaker, no speaker may have the floor twice on the same question until all who wish to speak have spoken.
  6. Proxiesmembers-only. To be valid, proxies must be in the form set out in Constitution - item 8.2 and be in the hands of the ALIA Executive Director,
    ALIA, PO Box 6335 Kingston 2604, enquiry@alia.org.au.nospam (please remove '.nospam' from address), by 5:00pm on 28 November 2006.
    Proxy formsmembers-only must not specify how the holder of the proxy is to vote on specific areas. A proxy must also be a member.
  7. By general consent, if there be no objection, or by a two-thirds vote, any rule governing the debate may be suspended.
  8. The chairperson's rulings on procedural matters may not be debated. The reference for rules and their interpretation by the parliamentarian will be Joske's
    The law and procedure at meetings in Australia, 8th ed, 1994. A parliamentarian will be appointed to advise the chairperson on procedures and to assist
    in determining the results of a poll of members present if necessary.
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