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Originally Posted by Quay Red
I have some faith in the election management group, but I would say that, as I've been a part of it on a number of occasions.
The survey is to gauge the amount of support for some kind of sale and gives plenty of scope for comments on how this could be achieved.
The survey is a talking shop and little will come out of it. The question of a sale of more than 49% of the club is the first item and I answered "Don't know" as there are too many issues to consider before giving approval or rejecting a proposed sale.
Some of these issues are addressed later in the survey but until a proposal is on the table it's a fairly pointless exercise.
As for the last box. What's What.
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From your experience and reading would any move for a change of the 49% require 75% of members to agree as it is a change in the constitution? The secretary stated that the 75% is there for good reason quoting 'preventing schisims ' (divisions).
I have a feeling that nothing can change because the trust relies on the general apathy of the membership.