REPORT OCTOBER 2016
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Minute Discussion Action Area Responsible<br />
person<br />
Further points of concern;<br />
1. Why can’t someone with skills in<br />
website and social media<br />
management volunteer to do this<br />
for AHILA?<br />
2. How did AHILA come to owe<br />
ITOCA $4,500?<br />
3. If there is no MOU then how is the<br />
Editor/Communicator paid? Phi<br />
is paying the<br />
Editor/Communicator.<br />
President’s report<br />
Highlights<br />
1. Introduced the current Executive<br />
2. A newsletter had been designed<br />
and uploaded onto the AHILA<br />
website<br />
3. Outlined AHILA trainings carried<br />
out during 2014 -<strong>2016</strong>.<br />
4. A team was chosen to perform a<br />
review of the constitution. A<br />
presentation would be made<br />
during this Congress<br />
5. Outlined Achievements and<br />
Challenges faced.<br />
6. Called upon members to be active<br />
in both the AHILA and their<br />
Country Chapters<br />
Report to include AHILA- Ghana<br />
representation during AfLIA.<br />
There should be more collaboration<br />
between the Executive and Local<br />
Organising committees.<br />
AHILA needs to collaborate more with<br />
AfLIA since AfLIA is positioning itself<br />
as the African answer to IFLA<br />
AHILA needs to have its accounts<br />
audited. The Treasurer should only<br />
present audited accounts during to<br />
the General Assembly.<br />
An Auditing committee would be set<br />
up to look into ensuring that the<br />
Jane Amongi<br />
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