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Details and dates to be finalized

IAOA Extra-ordinary Assembly - November 2022

An ordinary assembly of the IAOA membership is being called, in November 2022, to examine and approve the IAOA Financial Report 2021. Further details will be developed and presented on this page.


Events and Time-table

  • Announcement of Assembly: 02 Nov 2022
    • [TBD announcement message] at IAOA member mailing list
    • [TBD news post] at the IAOA website
  • Publication of the [TBD IAOA Financial Report 2021] (ballot item): on or before 02 Nov 2022
  • Discussion: opens 02 Nov 2022, closes TBD
  • EC finalizes details for publication of final versions: TBD
  • IAOA Assembly called to order (by the IAOA President): 23 Nov 2022
    • Ballot opens: 23 Nov 2022 12:00:00 (UTC)
    • Ballot closes: 29 Nov 2022 23:59:00 anywhere (UTC-12)
  • Announcement of vote results: planned until TBD

Ballot item and accompanying material

Ballot Item: [TBD IAOA Financial Report 2021]

The ballot concerns the IAOA Financial Report 2021.

Auditors Report

Ballot Process

Quick Summary

Go to Member Area > "Utilities" > "Vote on 2021 Financial Report", then cast your vote - many thanks!

Process Details and Remarks

  1. Go to the IAOA website, Member Area and log in with your IAOA account details. If you do not remember your password, use the Lost your password? page. If even that should fail, please contact <secretary[at]iaoa.org>.
  2. Find "Utilities" as an item under "Member Area" and follow the ballot link on "Utilities" to the ballot page.
  3. Cast your vote for the 2020 Financial Report, with these voting options:
    • "Yes" (for acceptance)
    • "No" (for rejection)
    • "Abstain"

Notes:

  • The act of casting a vote constitutes a member's participation in the assembly.
  • Only voting "Yes" contributes to achieving the simple majority of favorable votes that constitutes approval of a ballot, while "Abstain" and "No" do not. In particular, also "Abstain" counts as a vote, but not as a favorable vote.

Thanks!

Results of the Ballot