LeeD gets it rightMTBA wishes to advise that the Annual General Meeting set down for this Saturday - 14th January - has been postponed.
The reasons for this are that we discovered that many members received neither an email or postal notification as is required by the MTBA constitution.
A new date is yet to be set by the committee but will be posted here when known. All Nominations received have been voided.
MTBA apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause.
And how do you propose the average person who does not have access to MTBA's internal systems prove that it was sent in the first place?It is not a question of whether the email or postage is received it is a question of did MTBA send the email or letter.
Postponement, not cancellation - big difference! Albeit neither are covered in the constitution, but hey! That's for others to fight overBy the look of the MTBA cancellation they realised that they did not send some notices - seems they did this recently also. Repeated mistakes ya have to wonder who is responsible?
No, it's not.The point being, sending the notice is the determinate NOT if you received it.
Simple concept I would think - there are a few reason why you might not receive something by email or snail mail. I suggest you contact the sender and find out whether they sent it to you.
Strange then that you aren't using that 'legal knowledge' because the meeting hasn't been 'cancelled' as you keep trying to say - it has been POSTPONED and your 'legal knowledge' should be telling you that there is a very distinct difference between the two.I read a website, announcing a cancellation, and people making statements about receiving where as the sending is the issue - which you finally acknowledge - by calling this Reg Now as the "suspect".
I will leave all that to so called experts.
And like most here couldn't care less, I have a legal knowledge-simple. That is my job.
Strange then that you aren't using that 'legal knowledge' because the meeting hasn't been 'cancelled' as you keep trying to say - it has been POSTPONED and your 'legal knowledge' should be telling you that there is a very distinct difference between the two.
Do Kellogg's still issue legal degrees with their Corn Flakes or Wheeties packets?
I believe there are a general set of rules/regulations relating to this as set down in their incorporation. All clubs would have that as an underwriting feature even without it being in their specific constitution. And as MPBL has stated notice is given by sending not necessarily receiving provided there is some proof of sending. In any case MTBA has given everyone the appropriate measures for a legitimate AGM to be held when they reschedule the date.Postponement, not cancellation - big difference! Albeit neither are covered in the constitution, but hey!
Note the word POSTPONED.MTBA wishes to advise that the Annual General Meeting set down for this Saturday - 14th January - has been postponed.
The reasons for this are that we discovered that many members received neither an email or postal notification as is required by the MTBA constitution.
A new date is yet to be set by the committee but will be posted here when known. All Nominations received have been voided.
MTBA apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause.
While I understand the sentiment you're trying to get at, if there weren't any of us who like to bitch about this kind of stuff on your behalf, you may find yourself unable to ride bikes - since the only people rallying for change and action would be the cyclist-haters you read in The AgeI like to ride bikes
Yeah - it says 'canceled' - and it's been changed very recently. I wonder why. There's also a new AGM date published now (Feb 18) - which is, amusingly, the same day as the biggest annual MTB race in Victoria. I hate to go all conspiracy theory, but would this have been a deliberately inconvenient date picked? What was wrong with holding it in Adelaide at the National champs if we're going to hold it off that long?Reading a Kelloggs packet is a skill you may have, but as you have not obviously read the website, the voracity of your statement is incorrect. http://www.mtba.asn.au
Big words Cancelled.
Along with much said in this thred recently - little truth, fact, research or understanding. Plenty of arrogance and ignorance.
What you're saying here is like saying "I delivered it" by giving it to your runner rather than AustraliaPostI believe there are a general set of rules/regulations relating to this as set down in their incorporation. All clubs would have that as an underwriting feature even without it being in their specific constitution. And as MPBL has stated notice is given by sending not necessarily receiving provided there is some proof of sending. In any case MTBA has given everyone the appropriate measures for a legitimate AGM to be held when they reschedule the date.
No, I'm not saying that at all. I'm saying what I wrote.I
What you're saying here is like saying "I delivered it" by giving it to your runner rather than AustraliaPost
The service has to be proven as recognised and reliable, and quite simply we've seen a history of the set-up they're using to not reliably deliver email.