New Zealand Professional Firefighters Union - Returning Officer's Notice to Members

Returning Officer's Notice to Members - Triennial Elections

Posted 10 Jun '07 under Northern Branch

Auckland Local

By the closing date for nominations for positions in the Auckland Local, the following nominations had been received.

PRESIDENT:
McCULLOCH Jeffrey Reginald

VICE PRESIDENT:
BEECH Phillip David
GEBOERS John Anton Gerrard

SECRETARY:
RAINES Boyd Gordon

COMMITTEE:
BARBARA Kevin Nicholas
CAMERON Jason John
CAMPLIN Matthew
GEBOERS John Anton Gerrard
GOODHUE Brett
KERR Toby William
WALDOW John

There being no further nominations received for the positions of Auckland Local President, Auckland Local Secretary and Auckland Local Committee, I hereby declare the following members elected unopposed. These positions take effect from 1 August 2007.

PRESIDENT:
JEFFREY REGINALD McCULLOCH

SECRETARY:
BOYD GORDON RAINES

COMMITTEE:
KEVIN NICHOLAS BARBARA
JASON JOHN CAMERON
MATTHEW CAMPLIN
JOHN ANTON GERRARD GEBOERS
BRETT GOODHUE
TOBY WILLIAM KERR
JOHN WALDOW

As two nominations were received for the position of Auckland Local Vice President, an election in accordance with the Union Rules is necessary for this position.

Attached are copies of biographies submitted by the two candidates for this position.

Ballot papers will be distributed shortly.

Ron Kyle
Branch Returning Officer
NORTHERN BRANCH

11 June 2007
NB/07-27

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