I just received this email from APEGBC regarding votes. If you are a APEGBC member and have vote, awesome. However since less that 15% have, I doubt that you have (shame on you).
Members who have not yet voted are urged to cast their ballot and participate in guiding the affairs of the Association. So far 14.97% of eligible members have voted in this year’s Council Election and Bylaw vote. Voting is a duty that we owe to the professions, to each other as colleagues, and to the people of British Columbia. Have your say on who will lead the professions in the future.
The website link below will connect you to the 2011/12 council election statements, background documentation for the two bylaws you are being asked to ratify, and the on-line voting module. To ensure your anonymity is protected, your vote will be processed by a secure third-party system.
We urge you to exercise this duty of care to your profession by taking the time to review the election and bylaw amendment information and to make your voice heard by marking your on-line ballot by noon PST, Friday, September 30, 2011.
Yours truly,
Frank Denton, PEng, FEC
President, APEGBC
Please vote, with online voting it takes all of 5mins of your time. If you haven’t reviewed the members who are running it may take a little longer. I took 30mins a few weeks ago and read up on everyone running and picked who I thought would represent my interests the best. On the By-Laws, the council has put together a very easy to use page that you can find here.
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