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    Quote Originally Posted by Maha View Post
    They could like/poke and share each other all they want then.
    they do now ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Voltaire View Post
    Huntly does not have an airport

    They should do the voting off Facebook likes
    Hamilton has an airport

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    Quote Originally Posted by nodrog View Post
    It still would have been cheaper to have it in Huntly.
    It probably would have been cheaper to have it in Christchurch too, but why not make a pig of yourself when its someone elses money.

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    I dunno if my license is valid at the minute.

    Well done those who voted, and those who were elected.

    As for the original question, yes. We get what we deserve. The biggest whinging that I hear about MNZ is that they do what they like. If the only statistical data they have on who is paying attention is the vote count, why would they think it wasn't OK?

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    Do NOT lose sight of the fact that in the cases listed all four candidates were probably almost as worthy as each other.
    (We'll see how a young buck like Seth works out, but there will be plenty of help for him)
    So, as I have indicated in the past, deliberately not voting in this particular year is probably just as valid as voting.
    I am not a paid up MNZ member at the moment, but I would not have voted because I would have been happy with any of the candidates.
    I am sure that there were many members in that boat, just as I am sure that there were many members who did not give a shit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by steveyb View Post
    So, as I have indicated in the past, deliberately not voting in this particular year is probably just as valid as voting.
    I am not a paid up MNZ member at the moment, but I would not have voted because I would have been happy with any of the candidates.
    I am sure that there were many members in that boat, just as I am sure that there were many members who did not give a shit.
    In this election there were 3 options for the President, 2x candidates and Abstain. If a voter wasn't happy with either candidate the Abstain option was perfect for them. In this election not voting at all means that person is a lazy, useless prick (not aiming that at steveyb just generally).

    10% turn out is most likely a reflection of the effect previous administrations have had on members attitudes.
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    Voting eh???

    Unfortunately 1 person cannot 'make' an organisation, however, 1 person can 'break' an organisation....
    Is it still beastiality if ya fuck a frozen chicken??

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    Quote Originally Posted by sidecar bob View Post
    but why not make a pig of yourself when its someone elses money.
    Yip - all those poor affilliated clubs.....
    Is it still beastiality if ya fuck a frozen chicken??

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    maybe alot of people do not believe who is running the show will change how things are done.

    Like GW thou - hopefully things do improve even if slowly
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    Quote Originally Posted by neil_cb125t View Post
    maybe alot of people do not believe who is running the show will change how things are done.

    Like GW thou - hopefully things do improve even if slowly


    It will be so much better ballanced now. NO Dictator No person involved in making rules and selling aftermarket parts, 2 wins for a start and then there is GW and team making it 3 wins
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    So only 10% voted, I honestly think only 10% give a fuck (and whinge) whats going on and the other 90% just want to go a ride.

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    Quote Originally Posted by scott411 View Post
    results from the MNZ conference elections,

    Election result from MNZ Inc AGM- Queenstown Today
    MNZ PRESIDENT
    GLEN WILLIAMS 347 votes
    PAUL STEWART 186 votes

    SOUTH ISLAND ON ROAD BOARD MEMBER
    SETH DEVEREUX 150 votes
    DAVE MORRIS 49 votes



    533 votes for president, I think MNZ has something like 4500 members, just over 10% bothered to vote,
    Hi Scott
    Membership is at 3657, so that gives us a figure of around 14.5% voting, which i understand is only a small amount more than the last time. (but it didnt go down

    As both Paul Stewart and Myself stated at the AGM, Yes it would have been great to see more voting and hopefully we can see the % trend further increase in years to come.

    I suppose time will tell ...........

    Thanks to those that voted and or made their own considered decisions to vote or not.
    Glen Williams

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    Quote Originally Posted by codgyoleracer View Post
    Hi Scott
    Membership is at 3657, so that gives us a figure of around 14.5% voting, which i understand is only a small amount more than the last time. (but it didnt go down

    As both Paul Stewart and Myself stated at the AGM, Yes it would have been great to see more voting and hopefully we can see the % trend further increase in years to come.

    I suppose time will tell ...........

    Thanks to those that voted and or made their own considered decisions to vote or not.
    Glen Williams

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