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The leadership of the IATSE is comprised of the officers who are elected every four years by the delegates assembled at the International’s Convention. The entire slate of IATSE officers was elected unopposed. All of the newly-elected officers took the oath of office, administered by Retired International Vice President J. Walter Cahill, and then gave an acceptance speech. A standing ovation was given by the delegation to congratulate the officers. GENERAL EXECUTIVE BOARD Matthew D. Loeb, International President James B. Wood, General Secretary-Treasurer Michael Barnes, First Vice President Thom Davis, Second Vice President Damian Petti, Third Vice President Michael F. Miller, Jr., Fourth Vice President Daniel E. Di Tolla, Fifth Vice President John R. Ford, Sixth Vice President John M. Lewis, Seventh Vice President Craig P. Carlson, Eighth Vice President William E. Gearns, Jr. Ninth Vice President Phil LoCicero, Tenth Vice President C. Faye Harper, Eleventh Vice President Colleen Glynn, Twelfth Vice President James J. Claffey, Jr., Thirteenth Vice President INTERNATIONAL TRUSTEES Patricia A. White Carlos Cota Andrew C. Oyaas CLC DELEGATE Siobhan Vipond 18 OFFICIAL BULLETIN
Actions of the Convention AMENDMENTS TO THE INTERNATIONAL CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS The following represents the amendments to the International Constitution and Bylaws that were adopted by the Delegates to the 68th Quadrennial Convention held in Hollywood, Florida, July 17 – 21, 2017. These amendments will be reflected in the 68th Edition of the International Constitution and Bylaws which will be printed and copies will be forwarded to each local union. Amend the Constitution and Bylaws throughout to make gender-neutral language changes Constitutional language should be as inclusive as possible and not make any assumptions about traits, classifications or professions belonging to one gender or the other. ARTICLE TWO, SECTION 5. OFFICERS This provision was altered to reflect historical practice that the Delegate to the Canadian Labour Congress does not have to be an IATSE Vice President. The last sentence of the first paragraph was modified by deleting (1) “s” from “delegates”; (2) the “,” after Congress and (3) the phrase “one of whom shall be a Canadian Vice President”. ARTICLE THREE, SECTION 1. [CONVENTION] REGULAR ARTICLE FIVE, SECTION 2. [OFFICERS] TENURE OF OFFICE The year 2001 was replaced with 2017. ARTICLE FOUR, SECTION 9. DELEGATE’S COMPENSATION An increase in Delegate compensation from one-hundred, fifty dollars ($150.00) per day to two-hundred dollars ($200.00) per day for a maximum of ten (10) days was approved. ARTICLE FIVE, SECTION 5. NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES This provision was amended to provide that nominations of Officers begin no later than 12:00 p.m. (from 11:00 a.m.) and the number of seconders (of nominations) be limited to one (from two). The amended provision thus requires one nominator and one seconder. ARTICLE FIVE, SECTION 8. VOTING ARTICLE FIVE, SECTION 9. CANVASS OF RETURNS A substantial number of language changes were approved in order that these two sections accurately reflect the current election procedure and the use of electronic voting machines. ARTICLE SIX, SECTION 1(A). MATTERS PROPER FOR REFERENDUM Subsection 1.a. was removed to eliminate confusion and a conflict with ARTICLE TWENTY-FOUR, Section 1. ARTICLE SEVEN, SECTION 1. [INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT] SALARY AND ALLOWANCES ARTICLE EIGHT, SECTION 2. [INTERNATIONAL VICE PRESIDENTS] SALARY AND ALLOWANCES ARTICLE NINE, SECTION 10. [GENERAL SECRETARY-TREASURER] SALARY AND ALLOWANCES ARTICLE TEN, SECTION 2. [INTERNATIONAL TRUSTEES] ARTICLE TWELVE, SECTION 1.B ASSISTANT(S) TO THE PRESIDENT AND SECTION 2.B INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES The salary and per diem expenses of International Officers and staff shall be increased by three percent (3%) annually effective January 1, 2018 and on each subsequent January 1st through and including January 1, 2021. It was further approved that the per diem of all International Officers and staff be the same as the per diem of the International President and General Secretary-Treasurer. ARTICLE SEVEN, SECTION 5. JUDICIAL PROCESS Section 5.a. was revised to clarify that it covers charges brought by member(s) against member(s) of the same or different local union(s) and additional subparts to Section 5.a. were added for ease of reading and understanding. A new Section 5.e. was added to ensure a fair and balanced judicial procedure. ARTICLE THIRTEEN, SECTION 6. DISTRICT SECRETARY-TREASURER Amended to be consistent with each District’s respective Constitutions and Bylaws in terms of the election of the District Secretary-Treasurer. THIRD QUARTER 2017 19
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