Die deutschen EAHIL-Mitglieder dürfen Ende des Jahres ihre beiden Vertreter für den EAHIL Council wählen. Zur Zeit ist Friedhelm Rump unser einziger Vertreter, er kann (und sollte) wiedergewählt werden. Da es aber mehr als 30 deutsche EAHIL-Mitglieder gibt (genau sind es 41), haben wir Anrecht auf einen zweiten Vertreter. Für diesen Posten dürfen Sie jemanden aus Ihren Reihen vorschlagen. Das Prozedere sieht so aus: 2 Vorschlagende und 1 Kandidat füllen dieses Formular aus und schicken es bis zum 1.12. an die EAHIL. Dann wird es einen einmonatigen, vollelektronischen Wahlprozeß geben, an dessem Ende zwei Vertreter für die Periode 2007-2010 die deutschen Farben im Council vertreten.
Die ganze Election Mail von EAHIL-Präsident Arne Jakobsson hänge ich hier unten mal an, da sie ziemlich lang ist:
EAHIL council election 2006 for the period 2007-2010.
The Council is an advisory group for the Board and acts as a link between the
members in their country and the Association. The council members have an
important role in publicising EAHIL, recruiting new members and recommending
applications for EAHIL membership (approving membership applications in the
membership database). The council usually meets formally once a year at the time
of the annual EAHIL conference or workshop.
Each member state of the Council of Europe
(http://www.coe.int/T/E/Com/About_Coe/Member_states/default.asp) (or group of
states, in accordance with the Rules of Procedure) can elect one council member
if there are at least five voting members and one additional delegate for each
state for each further block of twenty five (25) voting members up to a maximum
of three delegates per country.
The number of council delegates for a country:
less than 5 voting members = 0 delegates
5-29 voting members = 1 delegate
30-54 voting members = 2 delegates
55 and over = 3 delegates
Delegates of member states are elected for a term of four years by the voting
EAHIL members resident in their country. They may be re-elected once, after
which they are not eligible for re-election until they have been absent from the
Council for two years.
For many councillors their term ends 2006. Also, because of the growth of EAHIL
membership, more countries are entitled to elect council members or to nominate
and elect additional council members. The list below gives full details
regarding the situation for each country.
Procedure for nominating council members:
The nomination form is available on EAHIL web site
http://www.eahil.net/elect-form_2006_11.doc (About EAHIL). Any two members can
nominate a council member from their own country Please send the properly and
fully completed form NOT LATER THAN November 15th, 2006 to the EAHIL Election
Committee. (Address is on the form). After the nomination period we will set up
secure electronic elections through the EAHIL membership database. The election
period will be one month. To be able to participate in the council election,
please make sure that you have your userid and password to the membership
database.
Please encourage members to stand for the Council election!
On behalf of the election committee,
Arne Jakobsson
EAHIL president
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Albania
1 member 0 council members
Austria
7 members shall nominate 1 council members
Belgium
39 members shall nominate 2 council members
René Mertens (2003-2006 2nd term) can not be re-elected
Françoise Pasleau (2003-2006 2nd term) can not be re-elected
Bulgaria
1 member 0 council members
Croatia
4 members 0 council members
Cyprus
1 member 0 council members
Czech Republic
15 members is entitled to 1 council members.
Dana Zdenkova (2005-2008 1st term)
Denmark
36 members shall nominate 2 council members
Conni Skrubbeltrang (2003-2006 1st term) can be re-elected
Estonia
3 members 0 council members
Keiu Saarniit (2002-2006 1st term)
Finland
41 members is entitled to 2 council members.
Katri Larmo (2007-2010)
Jouni Leinonen (2007-2010)
Pirjo Rajakiili (2003-2006 2nd term) can not be re-elected and board member from
2007-2010
France
34 members shall nominate 2 council members
Benoit Thirion (2003-2006 1st term) can not be elected because Benoit Thirion is
co-opted board member
Germany
41 members shall nominate 2 council members
Friedhelm RUMP (2003-2006 1st term) can be re-elected
Greece
5 members shall nominate 1 council member
Litsa Lappa (2004-2007 2nd term) can not be re-elected
Hungary
16 members is entitled to 1 council members.
Livia Vasas (2005-2008 2nd term)
Iceland
3 members 0 council members
Ireland
45 members shall nominate 2 council members
Muriel Haire (2003-2006 1st term) can be re-elected
Italy
61 members is entitled to 3 council members. Shall nominate 2 council members
Maurella Della Seta (2005-2008 2nd term) Chiara Bassi (2003-2006 1st term) can
be re-elected Laura Tei (2003-2006 1st term) can be re-elected
Latvia
35 members shall nominate 2 council members
Lithuania
7 members shall nominate 1 council members
Macedonia
1 member 0 council members
Moldova
6 members shall nominate 1 council member
Netherlands
55 members shall nominate 3 council members
Rikie Deurenberg (2003-2006 1st term) can be re-elected
Norway
73 members shall nominate 3 council members
Patricia Flor (2003-2006 2nd term) can not be re-elected
Hilde Strømme (2003-2006 1st term) can be re-elected
Poland
11 members is entitled to 1 council members.
Barbara Niedzwiedzka (2005-2008)
Portugal
19 members shall nominate 1 council members
Romania
13 members shall nominate 1 council members
Russian Federation
13 members shall nominate 1 council members
Slovak Republic
1 member no council member
Slovenia
13 members shall nominate 1 council members
Annamarija Rozic (2003-2006 1st term) can be re-elected
Spain
40 members shall nominate 2 council members
Fanny Ribes Cot (2003-2006 1st term) can be re-elected
Sweden
63 members is entitled to 3 council members.
Eva Alopeaus (2007-2010)
Birgitta Stevinger (2005-2008)
Ingrid Harnemo (2007-2010)
Switzerland
27 members is entitled to 1 council members.
Minielle Brasey (2005-2008)
Turkey
3 members 0 council members
UK
205 members shall nominate 3 council members
Peter Morgan (2003-2006 2nd term) can not be re-elected
Bruce Madge (2003-2006 1st term) can be re-elected