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Grey Nurse
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Doubt it, we just wouldn't have had a club.
Yep. Or the franchise would now be based in Perth or Gosford.
Doubt it, we just wouldn't have had a club.
If these Unity people are the passionate Sharks fans they claim, why are none of their companies listed as sponsors on the Sharks site?
Val Margan, TAL Insurance, Boost Mobile, Blue Ocean Equities, Accor. All big businesses yet none are significant sponsors. Money where the mouth is??
Can someone share a list of all the people that have put forward their names to be elected ? sorry i must of missed it somewhere
http://m.theage.com.au/rugby-league...lity-rule-comes-into-play-20130328-2gx90.htmlOLYMPIAN Damian Keogh's bid to become Cronulla chairman has hit an eligibility hurdle as neither he nor six other members of the nine-man Sharks Unity ticket are football club members. Sin Bin understands the high-profile group were informed of the ineligibility problems on Thursday and are now expected to dump a number of candidates as five of the nine directors on the Cronulla board must be football club members. As a result, Dino Mezzatesta, an executive with the Accor hotel group, has been nominated to stand for Sharks Unity against chairman Glenn Coleman for the position but the odds also appear to be against him as the most seats the group could win is six, including all four leagues club seats. With nominations for the election already closed, the group are expected to try to form an alliance with other candidates, who include former Sharks stars Mark McGaw and Dane Sorenson.
OLYMPIAN Damian Keogh's bid to become Cronulla chairman has hit an eligibility hurdle as neither he nor six other members of the nine-man Sharks Unity ticket are football club members. Sin Bin understands the high-profile group were informed of the ineligibility problems on Thursday and are now expected to dump a number of candidates as five of the nine directors on the Cronulla board must be football club members. As a result, Dino Mezzatesta, an executive with the Accor hotel group, has been nominated to stand for Sharks Unity against chairman Glenn Coleman for the position but the odds also appear to be against him as the most seats the group could win is six, including all four leagues club seats. With nominations for the election already closed, the group are expected to try to form an alliance with other candidates, who include former Sharks stars Mark McGaw and Dane Sorenson.
ELECTIONEERING
54. (a) No member shall issue or distribute within the premises or the surrounding precincts of the Club any “how to vote ticket” or any written material advocating either for or against the election of any candidate or candidates for the Board of the Club.
(b) Any breach of paragraph (a) of this Rule 54 shall be deemed to be conduct prejudicial to the interests of the Club for the purposes of Rule 41.
DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDINGS
41. Provided that the provisions of Rule 42 are satisfied, the Board shall have power to reprimand, suspend, expel or accept the resignation of any member, if that member:
(a) wilfully refuses or neglects to comply with any of the provisions of this Constitution or any By-Law; or
(b) is, in the reasonable opinion of the Board;
(i) guilty of any conduct prejudicial to the interests of the Club; or
(ii) guilty of conduct which is unbecoming of a member;
(iii) guilty of conduct which shall render the member unfit for membership.
42. (a) A member shall be notified of:
(i) any charge against the member pursuant to Rule 41; and
(ii) the date, time and place of the hearing of the charge.
(b) The member charged shall be notified of the matters in paragraph (a) of this Rule 41 by notice in writing by a prepaid letter posted to the member's last known address at least fourteen (14) clear days before the meeting of the Board at which a charge is to be heard.
(c) The member charged shall be entitled to attend the hearing for the purpose of answering the charge and shall also be entitled to submit to the meeting written representations for the purpose of answering the charge.
(d) If the member fails to attend such meeting, the charge may be heard and dealt with and the Board may decide on the evidence before it, the member's absence notwithstanding, but having regard to any representations which may have been made to it in writing by the member charged.
(e) After the Board has considered the evidence put before it, the Board must come to a decision as to the member's guilt in relation to any charge.
(f) When the Board has determined the issue of guilt, if the member charged is at the meeting, the Board must inform the member whether or not the member has been found guilty.
(g) If the member charged has been found guilty and is at the meeting, the member must be given a further opportunity at the meeting to address the Board in relation to the appropriate penalty for the charge of which the member has been found guilty.
(h) No motion by the Board to reprimand, suspend or expel a member shall be deemed to be passed unless two-thirds of the directors present in person vote in favour of such motion.
(i) Any decision of the Board on such hearing shall be final and the Board shall not be required to assign any reason for its decision.
43. If a notice of charge is issued to a member pursuant to Rule 42(a), the Board shall have power to suspend that member from all rights and privileges as a member of the Club until the charge is heard and determined or for one (1) month whichever is the sooner. Such suspension shall be promptly notified in writing to the member concerned.
44. Any member suspended pursuant to Rules 41, 42 and 43 shall during the period of such suspension not be entitled to:
(a) attend at the premises of the Club for any purpose without the permission of the Board; or
(b) participate in any of the social and sporting activities of the Club;
(c) attend or vote at any meeting of the Club;
(d) nominate or be elected or appointed to the Board;
(e) propose, second or nominate any eligible member for any office of the Club;
(f) propose, second or nominate any eligible member for Life membership;
(g) participate in any of the activities of a sub-club.