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On Mon, Jun 4, 2018 at 7:26 AM Roy Bamford <neddyseagoon@g.o> wrote: |
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> Historically, the foundations affairs have been organised so that a |
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> quorum at members meetings is never required, thus this is a non |
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> problem. |
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It is never required as long as you just want to maintain the status quo... |
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> Further, I see very few signs of people who actually want to participate |
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> in the foundation coming forward. If these people existed, they could |
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> start today. The foundation needs the offices of Secretary and Treasurer |
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> filled. |
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... and this would be the status quo. |
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Well, I guess that is a stretch. It is more normal for the offices to |
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be filled, and merely inactive. |
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But, hey, we might yet see the Foundation file a tax return sometime |
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in our lifetimes... |
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(Not knocking the work Robin has done - it just seems to me that a |
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system that requires sporadic individual heroics to almost function is |
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fundamentally broken. I'm not convinced that anything other than a |
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complete re-design could fix this, perhaps going as far as not having |
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any legal entity at all.) |
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Rich |
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