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Our dollars at work....A move to cover themselves when the ta is approved! Politics!
Special Meeting of the Master Executive Council was called by Councils 70 and 89. The meeting occurred via conference call late this afternoon. The purpose of this meeting was to discuss the future of the Master Executive President's position. During the meeting there was a motion by Council 70 to recall MEC President Mike Flores. The motion was seconded by Council 89. A roll call vote was taken as mandated by the Constitution and Bylaws. A roll call vote is when each of the LEC Presidents are able to use the total active number of members in their Council to cast their vote.
This process is consistent with the Constitution and Bylaws, Article IX.B.1 which states: "Any Officer of the Master Executive Council may be removed from office at any time, either with or without cause and will be conducted on a roll call basis."
A vote was taken on the motion for the recall of the Master Executive President. The motion passed. The votes per Council were as follows:
FOR AGAINST ABSTAIN
Council 41 10 335
Council 70 1499 500
Council 89 1552 500
Total
3061 1335
The Constitution and Bylaws specifies the Vice President of the Master Executive Council shall become the Acting President of the MEC and shall call a meeting of the Master Executive Council within 60 days for the purpose of electing a new President. Currently, we do have a unique situation pertaining to the election process as this process will be contingent upon the ratification of the Tentative Agreement. Should the Tentative Agreement be ratified it will trigger a new election for a combined Master Executive Council, including Master Executive Officers and Committee Chairpersons. This process should occur within thirty days after the ballot count. If the tentative agreement does not ratify then the Acting President will have a meeting for a special election of a new East MEC President.
In the interim the duties of the office of the MEC President will be undertaken by the current MEC Vice President.
The MEC Presidency is a very demanding position and many countless sacrifices are made.
We want to thank Mike Flores for his seven years of serving the membership as the MEC President.
Special Meeting of the Master Executive Council was called by Councils 70 and 89. The meeting occurred via conference call late this afternoon. The purpose of this meeting was to discuss the future of the Master Executive President's position. During the meeting there was a motion by Council 70 to recall MEC President Mike Flores. The motion was seconded by Council 89. A roll call vote was taken as mandated by the Constitution and Bylaws. A roll call vote is when each of the LEC Presidents are able to use the total active number of members in their Council to cast their vote.
This process is consistent with the Constitution and Bylaws, Article IX.B.1 which states: "Any Officer of the Master Executive Council may be removed from office at any time, either with or without cause and will be conducted on a roll call basis."
A vote was taken on the motion for the recall of the Master Executive President. The motion passed. The votes per Council were as follows:
FOR AGAINST ABSTAIN
Council 41 10 335
Council 70 1499 500
Council 89 1552 500
Total
3061 1335
The Constitution and Bylaws specifies the Vice President of the Master Executive Council shall become the Acting President of the MEC and shall call a meeting of the Master Executive Council within 60 days for the purpose of electing a new President. Currently, we do have a unique situation pertaining to the election process as this process will be contingent upon the ratification of the Tentative Agreement. Should the Tentative Agreement be ratified it will trigger a new election for a combined Master Executive Council, including Master Executive Officers and Committee Chairpersons. This process should occur within thirty days after the ballot count. If the tentative agreement does not ratify then the Acting President will have a meeting for a special election of a new East MEC President.
In the interim the duties of the office of the MEC President will be undertaken by the current MEC Vice President.
The MEC Presidency is a very demanding position and many countless sacrifices are made.
We want to thank Mike Flores for his seven years of serving the membership as the MEC President.