RPRA Rule Changes

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Bowbroom
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I think it’s a shame that you have decided not to share how and by whom actions were made to bring an allegedly intransigent region into compliance but hey Ho, by the way it’s not an alias but a nom de plume.
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Bowbroom wrote: Fri Feb 21, 2025 1:45 pm So despite some peoples thoughts, the SW region have made sure that their members have been able to vote on the proposals, good on them
Yes Bowbroom, it was a complete surprise to me.
After the debarcle we had at the EM meeting, I wouldn't put anything past the current hierarchy to use any strategy going in an attempt to block the proposals.
Ian Dodds summed it up at the EM meeting when he was challenged on voting again for our own proposals saying "the RPRA have told us to do it this way" - very democratic!
So please don't be surprised when we don't applaud them for doing what the rules tell them they have to.
....here we go again. Lets not keep bickering over this, we had agreed to draw a line under it. I really don't want to fall out with anyone whether the proposals are carried or not. Like you said previously - what will be will be!
Have you paired up yet?
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I can confirm today that the Cumbria region voted unanimously against the new proposals.
Bowbroom
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Does anybody else know how their region voted?
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Bowbroom wrote: Fri Feb 21, 2025 6:04 pm I think it’s a shame that you have decided not to share how and by whom actions were made to bring an allegedly intransigent region into compliance but hey Ho, by the way it’s not an alias but a nom de plume.
They are not allegations they are fact. It's in writing; an email sent to clubs in the SW region.
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Ian Evans wrote: Mon Feb 24, 2025 9:05 pm
Bowbroom wrote: Fri Feb 21, 2025 6:04 pm I think it’s a shame that you have decided not to share how and by whom actions were made to bring an allegedly intransigent region into compliance but hey Ho, by the way it’s not an alias but a nom de plume.
They are not allegations they are fact. It's in writing; an email sent to clubs in the SW region.

Whatever it is it's still big enough for you to hide behind.
goose1
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What have been the issues at regional level with regards voting? We had our meeting on Saturday and not one word was said about anything? We got to the proposals on the agenda and they were voted on? The vast number of proposals made it a tedious job but there were no dramas of any kind
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NeilA wrote: Mon Feb 24, 2025 9:39 pm Have they had the vote ? I must admit I don’t really follow that side of things and it was really explained to me
I could be wrong Neil as I'm not all that clued up myself but I think regions will still be voting to determine what way the region delegate will vote at the AGM?
Bowbroom
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I received an email back at the beginning of February, along with other members of our region, from our regional secretary informing us of a meeting to vote on the RPRA propositions.

Andy, what region are you in?
Bowbroom
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Thanks Andy, so you were informed of the meeting to vote on the propositions to Council? Can you remember the date?
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