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Minute Discussion Action Area Responsible person Verification of voter eligibility was done to ensure that voters for the two positions were indeed eligible to take part. Each person was then given a piece of paper, candidates requested to stand for identification and voting was done by secret ballot. Results President Ms Jane Amongi - 45 votes Dr Rehema Chande – Mallya – 12 votes General Secretary Ms Jesca Karungi – 42 votes Mr Charles Marwa – 15 votes Three Council members were then nominated and they accepted to serve. 1. Solomon Suleiman (Ghana) 2. Richard Ssenono (Uganda) 3. Charles Marwa (Tanzania). Ms Jane Amongi was introduced as the new AHILA President. She then requested her new Executive Council to 73
Minute Discussion Action Area Responsible person go up to the front for recognition. The new president thanked the Election team for carrying out that important duty. She thanked the outgoing executive for a job well done. She promised that although they were stepping into big shoes, they would try to work within the Constitution to Improve communication Strengthen Country Chapters AHILA Link between private and public institutions She ended by thanking delegates for trusting the team and encouraged the new team to work to the best of their abilities. There being no other matters for discussion, the General Assembly was closed and members invited to a closing Dinner at Kembabazi’s at 7:00pm. Signed as true copy of the meeting’s proceedings: ……………………………………….. Dr. Rehema Chande-Mallya Chairperson …………………………………… Sylvia Matovu Minute Secretary 74
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15 th Biennial AHILA Congress REPOR
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Summary of the Report Theme: Access
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Contents Abbreviations and Acronyms
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Keynote Address - Ms. Kimberly J. P
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3. Day Two - 18 th October 2016 3.1
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