10.01.09-The End of Haneywood - D. Bernard New GS

[Ferd]

Originally Posted by Ferd

When the term limit is up, the voters hold a vote for the sitting GS. If he garners 2/3 vote, he remains GS. If he does not get the 2/3 vote, then a nomination ballot is determined.

then the those nominated are voted on.

or maybe i am just wrong.

[Elizabeth]

So is it official???

DB is the new GS?

I personally am glad for Bro Haney, he has served well and needs to enjoy his retirement! At least I hope they do!

[notofworks]

Originally Posted by bishoph

If he had recieved 2/3 vote on the opening nominating ballot then he would have remained. A loophole in the term limits rule.

Didn't know that. Seems to me like KH probably would have known long in advance that he wasn't going to get 2/3 so maybe he expected to be looking for a new house. Just seems like there's been too much dissension for anyone to get 2/3

[tstew]

Originally Posted by Elizabeth

So is it official???

DB is the new GS?

I personally am glad for Bro Haney, he has served well and needs to enjoy his retirement! At least I hope they do!

Freudian?

[notofworks]

Originally Posted by Kim Komando

Look for Jones to resign shortly

Resign what.

[Elizabeth]

Originally Posted by *AQuietPlace*

You KNOW that all of this stuff is hashed out beforehand. There's no way that this all pops up as a surprise. Phone calls are made, emails fly.... everyone knows what's in the air.

I agree, we knew some of this stuff already here on AFF.


OH WELL!

[Kim Komando]

next GS is DKB

[MrMasterMind]

Originally Posted by rgcraig

How many SPLITS of UPC are there going to be?

Nothing new sweetie

1 Corthinians 11:18


For first of all, when ye come together in the church, I hear that there be divisions among you

[Elizabeth]

Originally Posted by tstew

Freudian?

No bad speller! Have mercy on me!

[embonpoint]

Originally Posted by Ferd

When the term limit is up, the voters hold a vote for the sitting GS. If he garners 2/3 vote, he remains GS. If he does not get the 2/3 vote, then a nomination ballot is determined.

then the those nominated are voted on.

No. When it is time for each office a nominating ballot is firs taken. If an individual gets 2/3 of the votes that are cast on the nominating ballot there is an election is declared and there is no further voting.

If no one has 2/3 then the top 3 names are voted on for the position.

When someone has held an office for 8 years they must win on the nominating ballot. If they do not win a new nominating ballot is taken.