Result (13 to elect)
BROWNE, Phil 7,443 Elected
KAVANAGH, Mick 7,202 Elected
BAULCH, Mark 6,991 Elected
WARD, Ian 6,481 Elected
McLEAN, Lesley 6,396 Elected
WARREN, Dave 6,391 Elected
McCLEAN, Noel 6,376 Elected
MADEN, Carl 6,303 Elected
QUIRKE, Katrina 6,226 Elected
ROBERTSON, Davie 6,212 Elected
MALONE, Joe 6,082 Elected
FARNAN, John 6,078 Elected
KEENLYSIDE, Pete 6,005 Elected
DAVIES, Huw 5,198
O’DONNELL, Paul 4,629
TAIT, Sean 3,945
KILGARIFF, Dennis 3,576
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PEC Results
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baldrick
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Re: PEC Results
So it would seem that less than 8,000 members actually voted.
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Martin Walsh
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Re: PEC Results
Sadly only 10% of the membership who was entitled to vote did so the lowest on record.
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pinstripe
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Re: PEC Results
Strangely, I don't remember getting a ballot paper, nor candidate information booklet, nor instructions from my Branch on their preferred candidates, nor any information on these elections. When were they?
I remember discussing it on here towards the end of last year, but everyday just seems to be like Groundhog Day to me.
I remember discussing it on here towards the end of last year, but everyday just seems to be like Groundhog Day to me.
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Martin Walsh
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Re: PEC Results
It was in the voice
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BELIAL
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Re: PEC Results
And what conclusion do we draw from that? It ain't gonna be pretty however you play it.2007 
Bye
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bogstandard
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Re: PEC Results
a 10% turnout
that says a lot really doesn't it
what could you conclude from that, the membership don't care? are not interested? don't feel it makes any difference?
to be fair the list could go on, couldn't it.
I suppose the big question now is what would/could or even will, hq do to rectify this if anything at all ?
i would be the first to admit that the feeling is for some the gravy train rolls on, for others it doesn't.
that says a lot really doesn't it
what could you conclude from that, the membership don't care? are not interested? don't feel it makes any difference?
to be fair the list could go on, couldn't it.
I suppose the big question now is what would/could or even will, hq do to rectify this if anything at all ?
i would be the first to admit that the feeling is for some the gravy train rolls on, for others it doesn't.
Confused... You won't be, after the next episode of. SOAP
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andy2007
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Re: PEC Results
But if they keep up that attitude, they will prove themselves right!bogstandard wrote:a 10% turnout
that says a lot really doesn't it
what could you conclude from that, the membership don't care? are not interested? don't feel it makes any difference?
to be fair the list could go on, couldn't it.
I suppose the big question now is what would/could or even will, hq do to rectify this if anything at all ?
i would be the first to admit that the feeling is for some the gravy train rolls on, for others it doesn't.
Don't knock Insanity
it's just another outlook on Reality!
it's just another outlook on Reality!
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lovejoy
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Re: PEC Results
Awful turnout but just following the trend (downward) of recent years.
Whole process needs a shake-up!
Starting with the sending of national ballot papers inside a magazine. I know it saves money but what sort of message are the union sending to members about the importance (or lack of it) of these elections.
Whole process needs a shake-up!
Starting with the sending of national ballot papers inside a magazine. I know it saves money but what sort of message are the union sending to members about the importance (or lack of it) of these elections.
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randompostman
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Re: PEC Results
Most all politicians on all sides thrive on apathy as it keeps them in high paid work with little risk to themselves so why would a union be different?lovejoy wrote:Awful turnout but just following the trend (downward) of recent years.
Whole process needs a shake-up!
Starting with the sending of national ballot papers inside a magazine. I know it saves money but what sort of message are the union sending to members about the importance (or lack of it) of these elections.
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Big Daz
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Re: PEC Results
Our Union would be different as most of the PEC were guaranteed to be re elected simply due to the number of canidates being only a handfull above the amount of people on the PEC.