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There is no limit to the number of members voting by proxy that a member acting as proxy can have registered against them. | There is no limit to the number of members voting by proxy that a member acting as proxy can have registered against them. | ||
'''If you do not have someone that can be your proxy, email one of the addresses below - they will be happy to proxy you. You | '''If you do not have someone that can be your proxy, email one of the addresses below - they will be happy to proxy you. | ||
You should include how you want to vote on each of the items on the agenda''' | |||
Revision as of 23:17, 20 November 2019
If you cannot attend the AGM, you can register your vote with a proxy voter.
This person will submit your vote at the AGM.
There is no limit to the number of members voting by proxy that a member acting as proxy can have registered against them.
If you do not have someone that can be your proxy, email one of the addresses below - they will be happy to proxy you. You should include how you want to vote on each of the items on the agenda
- See also: 2019-12-03 AGM Agenda
Proxy Votes
If you would like to volunteer to be a proxy voter please add your name below:
| Name of Member Acting as Proxy | Names of Members Voting Via Proxy | ||
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| Ian Dickinson | ian.dickinson@nottinghack.org.uk |
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| James Hayward | hackspace@geeksareforlife.com |
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| Gillian Zirmer | gzirmer@gmail.com | ||
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