Bungay Cherry Tree Angling Club Annual General Meeting 2008
To be held at the Bungay Bowls Club on
Friday the 25th of April 2008 at 7.30pm
This is a very important yearly meeting of the club in which new officers and
committee members are voted in. Full reports from the clubs officers are read
out and any alterations or changes to the clubs structure rules or amendments.
It is very important that all club members make the effort to come to this
yearly meeting as this is your main chance to have your vote on who is
running the club for you and any proposals that have been sent in if you
do not attend this meeting then you will not be involved in the shaping of the
club and its management so I urge you to make the effort and come along. There
will be a bar for those of you that like a drink and copies of the clubs annual
newsletter will be sent to all club member before the meeting takes place to
insure you are kept up to date.
The Agenda for this years meeting is as follows...
- Opening of Meeting by Club President Richard Patrick
- Apologies
- Absent Friends
- Reports
- Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer and Match Reports
- Adoption of Balance Sheet
- Alteration to club constitution proposal by Eric Peak
- Election of Officers for 2008/09
- Club Pit update and proposed work being carried out
- Closing of Lay By pit during close season and EA bye law
- New waters
- Adoption of Club Mark status for Junior Section
The NFA’s Angling
Development Officer, Julian Taylor believes that “Clubmark is an
essential part of any Angling clubs desire to establish itself
as a safe and successful club within the community. The three
clubs which have achieved Clubmark status have done
exceptionally well and showed a high degree of dedication to
gain their accreditation and deserve the success Clubmark will
ultimately bring them.” Follow this link to the NFA website
and find out more please so you will know what is being
discussed at the AGM click
here
- Honoraries
- Closing of Meeting by President
WHY IS IT IMPORTANT THAT THIS CLUB GETS THE CLUB MARK STATUS? FOR ONE
VERY GOOD REASON, YOU PAY YOUR FISHING LICENCE DON'T YOU? AND THAT MONEY
GOES BACK TO THE ENVIRONMENT AGENCY. WELL THE EA HAVE STATED THAT THEY WILL
PROMOTE ANGLING THROUGH RECOGNISED ANGLING BODIES AND... Increasingly,
local authorities and funding agencies are taking the decision only to
support accredited clubs. By having the club mark we will be able to
apply for that funding and develop or clubs assets, with out it we will not
be supported we have nothing to lose and I urge all members to vote for it
at the AGM.
I want to see the EA support angling in this region don't you? of course
you do, well this is the way to go about it. By obtaining the Sports England
club mark we are then working with those criteria that the EA have said they
will support not just the EA but many other angling bodies as well and this will
put us in a very favourable position to advance and develop our junior section
apply for funding and promote the standards and structure of the club, all of
which will only serve to put Bungay Cherry Tree Angling Club at the top. If you
need more information on club mark please follow
this link or email me at mark@bctac.co.uk
Tight lines Mark.
(Please note all proposal had to be in by 1 February 2008 as stated in
your club book page 5 under Committee meetings)