SOCIETY NEWS: Notice of AGM


Notice is hereby given that the 43rd Annual General Meeting of the Humanist Society of Queensland will be held at The Tiered Theatrette, Brisbane Square Library, 266 George St, Brisbane on Sunday, 26th of February from 1:00 pm, for the following purposes:

1. To receive and report on the Society’s accounts for the financial year 2011/ 2012.

2. To elect the 2012 Management Committee.

3. To appoint or re-appoint an auditor for the current financial year.

All members are welcome to attend and speak to motions but please note that only financial members can vote or be nominated or nominate others for positions on the Management Committee.

If unable to attend the AGM, a financial member can send in a proxy form to allow another member to vote on their behalf. 

Nominations are to be signed by the proposer and nominee and lodged with the secretary not less than 14 days before the AGM.

The AGM will be followed by a Special General Meeting for the following purpose:

1. To discuss the possibility of HSQ funding and organising a convention on secular public education.

Please arrive at the meeting by 12:50 pm to sign in.
Click to download proxy and nomination form.

Posted on Thursday, January 26, 2012 (Archive on Friday, February 10, 2012)
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Queensland's Longest Established Organisation for the Non-Religious

Humanists in Queensland

The Humanist Society of Queensland advocates for the rights of non-religious people and works to combat the influence of religion on government. We want to ensure that human rights are upheld over religious rights. We fight the privileges religious groups demand and are sometimes granted. Our vision is of a world in which all individuals are treated fairly regardless of ethnicity, sex or system of belief. We campaign for an open and secular society and are willing to work with others of different beliefs for the common good.

We are affiliated with The Council of Australian Humanists Societies and The International Humanist and Ethical Union

The Humanist Society of Queensland advocates for the rights of non-religious people and works to combat the influence of religion on government. We want to ensure that human rights are upheld over religious rights. We fight the privileges religious groups demand and are sometimes granted. Our vision is of a world in which all individuals are treated fairly regardless of ethnicity, sex or system of belief. We campaign for an open and secular society and are willing to work with others of different beliefs for the common good.

We are affiliated with The Council of Australian Humanists Societies and The International Humanist and Ethical Union

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