Voting Results Spring Agora Leiden.
Reports Comité Directeur
1. Financial Report 2009 Approved (votes: 224)
In Favor: 207 - 92%
Against: 8
Abstention: 9
2. Intermediate Financial Report 2010 Approved (votes: 230)
In Favor: 210 - 91%
Against: 8
Abstention: 12
3. Budget update 2010 Approved (votes: 230)
In Favor: 205 - 89%
Against: 18
Abstention: 7
4. Provisional Budget 2010-2011 Approved (votes: 222)
In Favor: 200 - 90%
Against: 6
Abstention: 15
5. Activity Report of the Comité Directeur Approved (votes: 227)
In Favor: 189 - 83%
Against: 27
Abstention: 11
Proposals
6. Travel Reimbursement Proposal Approved (votes: 230)
In Favor: 133 - 60%
Against: 79
Abstention: 18
7. Including subsistence costs for the incoming Comité Directeur Proposal Approved (votes: 230)
In Favor: 195 - 85%
Against: 23
Abstention: 12
8. Deletion of the Working Format Connections Criteria Proposal Approved (votes: 227)
In Favor: 154 - 68%
Against: 48
Abstention: 25
9. Reform of the Network Commission Proposal Rejected (votes: 288)
In Favor: 155 - 54%
Against: 106
Abstention: 27
10. Working Groups Proposal Approved (votes: 224)
In Favor: 185 - 83%
Against: 12
Abstention:27
11. Working Format Proposal Approved (votes: 224)
In Favor: 192 - 86%
Against: 9
Abstention: 23
12. SUCT Knowledge Transfer Proposal Approved (votes: 295)
In Favor: 251 - 85%
Against: 28
Abstention: 16
13. Members Commission Proposal Rejected (votes: 291)
In Favor: 171 - 59%
Against: 58
Abstention: 62
14. Events Deadline Proposal Approved (votes: 297)
In Favor: 200 - 67%
Against: 53
Abstention: 44
15. AEGEE-Europe Events Contract Proposal Approved (votes: 297)
In Favor: 236 - 79%
Against: 29
Abstention: 32
16. Reform IT Proposal Rejected (votes: 293)
In Favor: 126 - 43%
Against: 131
Abstention: 36
17. Membership Fee System Proposal Approved (votes: 293)
In Favor: 151 - 52%
Against: 105
Abstention: 37
18. AEGEE-Europe Projects Proposal Approved (votes: 293)
In Favor: 194 - 66%
Against: 17
Abstention: 82
19. CD Assistant Subsistence Costs Proposal Approved (votes: 289)
In Favor: 210 - 73%
Against: 55
Abstention: 24
20. Youth Agenda 2009 Proposal Approved (votes: 291)
In Favor: 230 - 79%
Against: 13
Abstention: 48
Elections
President AEGEE-Europe
1. Manos Valasis (228)
Secretary General
1. Allla Resheten (176)
2. Sorin Vulcu (119)
Financial Director
1. Anya Petrova (265)
General CD member
1. Thomas Leszke (261)
2. Michael Makowiecki (225)
3. Miroslaw Krzanik (223)
4. Alfredo Selitti (214)
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Miroslava Ganzarcikova (157)
Juridical Commission
1. Anatoli Tsakalidou (270)
2. Martin Gniatczyk (235)
Audit Commission
1. Marko Grdosic (299)
2. Thomasz Richert (217)
3. Tim de Jong (183)
Members Commission
1. Maciej Gad (234)
2. Wouter IJgosse (228)
3. Hatal Yildiz (178)
4. Vedran Jelaca (151)
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Nikola Miladinovic
Hristo Shterev
Network Commission
1.Sara Vierna Fernandez (226)
2. Irina Loginova (197)
3. Dora Kocsis (192)
4. Yanike Sophie (191)
5. Lucille Rieux (190)
6. Milica Lukovic (154)
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Evita Meiere
Serkan Yarali
Kemal Sedefçi (withdrawn)
Secretary General of the Agora
1. Anita Kalmane (272)
Monday, April 19, 2010
Friday, April 16, 2010
Extraordinary Agora
As it has been pointed out a couple of time this Agora is to be a special one. Twenty-five years ago AEGEE was founded and that will be celebrated by all the participants. Especially tonight when we'll have the lustrum party. Another memorable moment was the speech of the founder of AEGEE-Leiden during the opening ceremony. She spoke about the way EGEE was founded 25 years ago, and how proud she was now, that AEGEE still exists and nothing has changed: We still believe in the same One Europe and we still try to achieve it in the same way: congresses, meetings, general assemblies and lots of parties.
Even though this Agora is supposed to be a very happy one, I would also like to pay some attention to the tragedy that happened last Saturday near Smolensku. Unfortunately there has been paid no attention to this Polish tragedy that made the whole of Poland mourn for one week. To show their compassion some of our Polish friends here at the Agora do not attend the parties. Hopefully some time will be spent on this issue as it is not only a Polish matter but concerns the whole of Europe.
Even though this Agora is supposed to be a very happy one, I would also like to pay some attention to the tragedy that happened last Saturday near Smolensku. Unfortunately there has been paid no attention to this Polish tragedy that made the whole of Poland mourn for one week. To show their compassion some of our Polish friends here at the Agora do not attend the parties. Hopefully some time will be spent on this issue as it is not only a Polish matter but concerns the whole of Europe.
Labels:
Extraordinary,
Leiden,
Polish tragedy
Opening Plenary
The Opening Plenary has been quite an extraodinary one, as you might have read on Twitter.
Even though the start went quite fluently a couple of delays caused the Opening plenary not to be finished. Also, the Activity Report Sessions have not yet taken place.
The first delay came when the bodies had to vote whether the candidature lists for the audit commission and juridical commission had to be opened again. Unfortunately due to many juridical issues it took lots of time to get the voting done, that only the voting for the audit commission was done. Afterwards it was decided that the canditate lists for the audit commission, juridical commission and for position of the Secretary of the Agora would still be open till saturday morning. So if you still want to candidate: candidate!
The next holdback was a firealarm during the presentation of the Comité Directeur. The entire building had to be cleared and no one seemed to know what was going on. After the firebrigade declared the building safe it was about time for lunch.
Right now the prytannia have started. What will happen to the rest of the Opening Plenary and the Activity Report Sessions we will see. It has not been announced officially yet..
Even though the start went quite fluently a couple of delays caused the Opening plenary not to be finished. Also, the Activity Report Sessions have not yet taken place.
The first delay came when the bodies had to vote whether the candidature lists for the audit commission and juridical commission had to be opened again. Unfortunately due to many juridical issues it took lots of time to get the voting done, that only the voting for the audit commission was done. Afterwards it was decided that the canditate lists for the audit commission, juridical commission and for position of the Secretary of the Agora would still be open till saturday morning. So if you still want to candidate: candidate!
The next holdback was a firealarm during the presentation of the Comité Directeur. The entire building had to be cleared and no one seemed to know what was going on. After the firebrigade declared the building safe it was about time for lunch.
Right now the prytannia have started. What will happen to the rest of the Opening Plenary and the Activity Report Sessions we will see. It has not been announced officially yet..
Labels:
2010,
delays...,
Leiden,
Opening Plenary
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