GIVEN NAME & INITIALS
ADDRESS
(either email, fax or postal)
NAME OF CLUB
REGISTRATION NUMBER OF BOATS
OWNED
SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS
(Certificated Owners only may vote)
Resolution 2.1
To instruct the
IOM Executive Committee to take no further action on the matter of non payment
of fees due to IOMICA from the 2004 IOM European Championship
FOR AGAINST
CLASS RULE
CHANGES SEE
http://www.iomclass.org/exec/ICArulechange05.pdf
Resolution
2.2.1
I agree to the
rule changes which are proposed (and some which have been previously agreed) in
Part A
YES NO
Resolution
2.2.2
I agree to the
proposed rule change B1
YES NO
Resolution
2.2.3
I agree to the
proposed rule change B2
YES NO
ORDINARY RESOLUTIONS
(Both Registered and Certificated Owners may vote)
Resolution 2.3
Election of
Executive Committee Members
(Place an tick in
the square of your preferred candidate)
For Chairman
Anders Wallin
(FIN)
Greg Willis (AUS)
For Vice Chairman Technical
Roy Langbord (USA )
Nigel Winkley
(GER)
or
IOMICA
WC Meeting 2005 Vote.pdf (for faxing/post)
EXPLANATION
To assist members
in their vote the following information is provided:
Resolution 2.1:
The AUS NCA recommends a no vote on the basis that the IOMICA Executive has not
provided sufficient background information as to the reasons for their
recommendation. The amount involved is
substantial and as fees from Championships are currently the IOMICA’s only
source of income the revenue is important to the ICA ’s viability. Approving this recommendation would also set
a bad precedent.
Resolutions 2.2:
We recommend you read the proposed changes carefully.
Resolution 2.3:
Two candidates have published statements and these are reprinted with their
permission.
Greg Willis (AUS) for Chairman : -
Some thoughts on where
we are going and what we were promised with IOMICA.
We were promised a voice, control of our class and a say
in our direction. We currently have a great system, structure and foundation to
fulfil our original expectations. (Just a fantastic job by the past and current
executive members) Unfortunately we also have a perception (right or wrong)
that we are not as transparent as promised and that we may have the opinions of
a few overriding the need and desires of the majority of skippers. We must
realise that we are just over 2000 owners and have (based on our forum posts)
less than 20% of owners wanting to provide feedback and comment to our current
executive. If we want to develop and improve our class we need more feed back.
Without dwelling on the past, let me assure all owners that my style is simple
and if elected as IOMICA chairman you can expect the following.
• Totally transparent communications from all elements of
our association. • No more confidential communication involving executive
decisions. (We are too small an association with non-commercial objectives to
need closed door discussions.) • All opinions expressed by me will be posted as a
personal opinion only. • All communications from the chairman will reflect the
consensus of those members that care to voice their thoughts either on the
forum or directly to the executive. • Changes and documents will not be ratified without full
debate (please see my comment on the "Event Management thread"
I am not particularly interested in allowing protocol get
in the way of member’s wishes. I do not have the time to become a sounding board or point
of reference (which we have enjoyed from the current executive) but will
logically promote discussion and resolution of quarries by the executive that
is elected in September. If you think my proposed style of administration can make
a difference and reflect an owner driven IOMICA please support my nomination.
I believe that clarity, consistency and transparency
needs to be the basis of a sustainable and enjoyable class.
Cheers
Greg Willis
AUS 41
Roy Langbord for Vice President Technical : -
I thought it was
worthwhile to post a brief statement as to why I have put my name forward for
the IOM Technical position.
Mainly, I believe the class needs a change in direction
and attitude.
I believe that the role of the Technical Sub Committee
should be to serve the needs of the class owners and the NCAs. I believe that
all of its business should be conducted in the open and that all actions and
proposed actions and the ideas and people behind them should be fully
disclosed.
I believe that only in the most extraordinary
circumstances should the Technical Sub Committee act on its own accord and
propose new rules or interpretations. I particularly believe that any ruling
that would make current boats or equipment illegal should be carefully
considered and only reluctantly enacted.
I have no special or favoured relationship with any
manufacturer or supplier. In my time in the IOM Class I have purchased and used
boats and equipment from Jeff Byerley, Martin Firebrace, Jon Elmaleh, JR,
Graunpner, Futaba, HiTec, RMG, Black Magic, Sails Etc., Ian Vickers, Brad
Gibson and Mike Eldred among others.
If elected to this position, I will make it my first
priority to enact a "sail certification" program that was promised to
the class years ago. I will also focus on the issue of sail numbering and
identification in the hope of both clarifying and simplifying the present
system.
Finally, I promise to work to make the IOM Executive and
all our rules and regulations serve the needs and desires of the class and its
members. I do not believe in rules for rules sake and I strongly believe in
free and active discussion and welcome open criticism.
I would be glad to answer any questions publically on this
forum or by private message.
Thanks for your consideration.
Roy Langbord USA