NZPFU Branch Election 2022

Posted 17 Jan '22 under Featured News

VICE-PRESIDENT

Nominations are called for the position of  Vice-President for the Southern Branch.

A copy of the Nomination Form to be used and the NZPFU Charter is attached and is also available on the NZPFU website under Resources, files for download.  This election will be conducted by electronic voting.

Completed nomination forms must be received by the Branch Returning Officer by 1800hrs on Wednesday 09.02.22.

Please ensure that all members are aware that nominations are called, and the elections are overseen by the Returning Officer as per below.  

Please forward all nominations to the Southern Branch Returning Officer:

  • All nomination must include the completed attached nomination form with Candidate, Proposer and Seconder details and the Candidate agreeing to abide by the NZPFU Charter.

  • The Nominee, Proposer and Seconder must be current financial members of the NZPFU.

  • The nominee/candidate may provide a biography with their nomination form.  The biography must not exceed one side of an A4 sheet of paper and may include a photograph or artwork.  The biography will be published to members prior to voting. 


Richard Hurst-Long
Southern Branch Returning Officer
richardhurst-long@hotmail.co.nz
(Brown Watch Anzac Station)

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