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nuss annual report 2006 5.39 Mr Mohan invited Mr Tong to conclude the presentation for the resolutions. PG 8 5.40 Mr Tong commented that he would be brief as Mr Cheong had already dealt with the core of the transferability issue. He added that transferability would convert the NUSS membership into an asset which could be traded. On the transfer fee quantum, he said that it could be reviewed and changed in future subject to the approval of the House. The objective of the second resolution on Corporate Members was to increase the membership base and to make membership more attractive. Resolutions One and Four were drafted based on feedback from undergraduates. He concluded that in the long-term interest of NUSS, he would urge all members to seriously consider and vote for all the four resolutions. 5.41 Mr Chua Meng Seng (Mr Chua) (CA516K) asked whether the club facilities would be adequate if there was a good response to the membership drive. 5.42 Mr Mohan replied that capacity was not a problem as not all members would use the facilities at the same time. Moreover, there were three Guild Houses to cater to members’ needs. 5.43 Mr Kwek Chok Wen (Mr Kwek) (K5514G) suggested that new members who joined at $2,000 should not be allowed to trade their membership within three years of joining to protect the interest of existing members. 5.44 Mr Mohan thanked him for the suggestion and said that it would be considered. 5.45 Mr Mohan requested members to proceed to the back of the Guild Hall to cast their votes. He reminded members to read the instructions on the ballot forms and to deposit the completed forms into the respective ballot boxes. 6. ANNOUNCEMENT OF VOTING RESULTS 6.1 Mr Mohan announced the results of the voting as follows: 1) Resolution One - A total of 86 members voted and 82.5% voted for the resolution. Resolution carried. 2) Resolution Two - A total of 85 members voted and 83.5% voted for the resolution. Resolution carried. 3) Resolution Three - A total of 84 members voted and 78.5% voted for the resolution. Resolution carried. 4) Resolution Four - A total of 84 members voted and 77.4% voted for the resolution. Resolution carried. Mr Mohan declared all the four resolutions carried. 6.2 Mr Mohan thanked members for taking pains to debate the issues in addition to contributing suggestions, ideas and constructive criticisms. He added that the MC would meet and discuss them, conduct a post mortem and come up with some bold ideas too. Based on the feedback from members, he said that the MC would need to be less conservative in its approach to promote NUSS to potential members and undergraduates. He again encouraged all members to try to recruit one new member each. He also thanked representatives from Foo Kon Tan Grant Thornton who were present to assist in the proceedings as well as the Secretariat staff who had done a good job in organising the meeting. There being no other matters, the meeting ended at 9.40 pm. Lai Kim Seng Honorary Secretary
Report of Management Committee 1. MEETING AND ATTENDANCE 1.1 Management Committee 2005 / 2006 (January to April 2006) Chandra Mohan K Nair 4/4 Johnny Tan Khoon Hui 3/4 Lai Kim Seng 4/4 Wong Peng Meng 4/4 Tan Siang Chik 4/4 Siva S Retnam 4/4 Vincent Rasa Benedict 3/4 Monica Chung Poh Yoke 1/4 Wilfred Kwok Chin Chye 4/4 Neo Chia Reei 4/4 Ong Pin Sam 4/4 Oon Tik Lee 4/4 Edward S Tay 4/4 Tong Hsien-Hui 3/4 Yip Kum Fei 4/4 1.2 Management Committee 2006 / 2007 (May to December 2006) Chandra Mohan K Nair 8/8 Johnny Tan Khoon Hui 8/8 Lai Kim Seng 7/8 Yee Woon Yim 8/8 Wong Peng Meng 8/8 Siva S Retnam 8/8 Tan Siang Chik 6/8 Mohan Balagopal 8/8 Vincent Rasa Benedict 4/8 Ong Pin Sam 8/8 Oon Tik Lee 3/8 Francis Pavri (Dr) 8/8 Edward S Tay 7/8 Teo Chin Tuan 6/8 Tong Hsien-Hui 5/8 Yip Kum Fei 7/8 PG 9 2. SUB-COMMITTEES nuss annual report 2006 The Sub-Committees and Chairpersons under the Management Committee 2006/2007 were as follows: Community Services Ong Pin Sam Continuing Education Oon Tik Lee Cultural Francis Pavri (Dr) Disciplinary Tan Siang Chik External Alumni Relations Networking Mohan Balagopal Finance Johnny Tan Khoon Hui House, Food & Beverage Vincent Rasa Benedict Information Technology Wong Peng Meng Membership Edward S Tay Publication Wong Peng Meng Resource Panel Francis Pavri (Dr) Sports & Recreation Siva S Retnam Strategic Planning Chandra Mohan K Nair 3. SPECIAL PROJECT COMMITTEES Alumni Complex Lai Kim Seng Bukit Timah Guild House Johnny Tan Khoon Hui Branding Tong Hsien-Hui Fundraising Siva S Retnam Heritage Tan Siang Chik 4. REPRESENTATIVES OF THE SOCIETY Alumni International Singapore Mohan Balagopal Feedback Unit Francis Pavri (Dr) People’s Association Mohan Balagopal 5. KEY DECISIONS TAKEN BY THE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE DURING THE PERIOD UNDER REVIEW 26 January 2006 n Approved four (4) resolutions to convene a General Meeting to seek members’ approval on transferability of membership, corporate members, changes in entrance fee and reduction of entrance fee for new graduates who join as members within three years of obtaining their first degrees.
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