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Rotary Notices
1.
Nomination for DGN
Dear
Presidents & Secretaries,
Our Dist
Conf. will be held in early Dec 2006 in Johore. At the Conference, the
candidate for DGN for RY 2009 / 2010 will be announced.
To allow
for sufficient time for the necessary preparation, I am instructed to
invite you and your Club to nominate, if any, a suitable candidate from
your Club or a member of another Club in the District, so long you have
obtained the concurrence of the Club where such candidate is a
member, to be the DG for RY 2009 / 2010 (who must be a past president
with at least 7 years' membership at the time of assuming office). Your
nomination must be supported by a resolution of your Club supporting the
candidate.
A
candidate for DG must have the following qualifications at the time of
selection :
-
Rotarian in
good standing ;
-
Rotarian
maintaining full qualification of membership ;
-
Rotarian
membership in a functioning club ;
- Rotarian qualification as Past President of Club ; and
- Rotarian's ability to fulfill duties of Governor.
Accordingly to MOP :
- The selection by the Clubs in a district of a governor-nominee
should be conducted in a dignified, responsible manner in harmony with
the principles of Rotary.
- Any Rotarian who engages in campaigning or canvassing for elective
office in RI may be subject to disqualification from election to the
office sought and possibly to future RI offices for such periods as the
RI Board may determine.
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Districts are
urged to seek out and nominate for the office of governor the best
qualified person through procedures not influenced by a system whereby
the nomination is, by tradition, rotated among various groups of clubs
or geographic areas.
Please
submit your nomination in the attached format together with a completed
FORM G : Governor-Nominee Data Form to PDG Datuk Stephen Timothy Wan
Ullok, Chairman, District Nominating Committee, c/o 7500A Beach Road,
#16-321, The Plaza, Singapore 199591 not later than
31 October 2006.
Best
regards.
PP Lee
Kay Beng
District
General Secretary
What’s
coming up:
1. 31 August 2006
– Operation Smile
Implementation. The joint project with Rotary Club of Makati West will
be implemented in Cabanatuan City from Aug 29 to Sept 2. A delegation
from Rotary Club of Singapore West led by IPP Pieter will be there to
lend moral support to the operations. The itinerary is as follows:
Aug 31 –
fly to Manila in the morning, arrival in Manila by 2pm at the latest,
afternoon transfer to Cabanatuan City (3 hours by car) together with
RCMW members, dinner together.
Sept 1 –
official handover of matching grant, viewing of facilities (children are
being operated in this last week of August) plus dinner hosted by
district governor Ted Briones. Second night in Cabanatuan city.
Sept 2 –
morning return to Manila by car (ca. 3 hours). Rest of the day free and
easy, evening in Makati.
Sept 3 –
return to Singapore.
All those interested,
particularly those whose PHFs contribution allows this project to be
realised are to contact IPP Pieter.
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