FSC Australia 13th Annual General Meeting

We welcome members and stakeholders to attend our 13th Annual General Meeting and participate in the governance of our organisation, to be held Thursday 30th May 2018 from 1.30pm to 5pm, drinks will run from 5 to 6pm, venue TBA. Entry is Free.

Location

'Performance space'
Library at the Dock
107 Victoria Harbour Promenade, Docklands
Please see below for details about getting to the Library at the Dock

Agenda

Registration: 1.30 to 2.00pm
Meeting: 2.00 to 5.00pm
Drinks: 5.00 - 6.00pm, Woolshed

Light refreshments will be provided including some vegetarian and gluten free options.

This years' AGM will include:

• Review of 2018's highlights and successes, including the release of the Australian National Standard

• Voting on Environmental, Economic, and Social chamber directors
  

• Voting special resolutions

Speakers

We are pleased to feature presentations from the FSC International Supply Chain Integrity team, and Mark Annandale, University of Southern Cross, and the FSC Indigenous Working Group (IWG).

We are excited to hear about FSC's new supply chain integrity measures, in particular the wood identification program that FSC is carrying out with Kew Botanic Gardens, London.

Find out more about these efforts: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-01035-7

With the reinvigoration of the FSC Australia Indigenous Working Group, we're pleased to have Mark Annandale lead us through his latest work on Indigenous forestry development in northern Australia.

Voting

To be able to vote, make your FSC Australia membership is paid up

Please note, that to be eligible to vote on director appointments, members must be fully paid members of Responsible Forest Management Australia Ltd (FSC Australia). Please contact FSC Australia if you need to confirm your membership status.

Are you unable to attend the AGM on May 30, but still want to vote?
Ensure your vote still counts by filling in a proxy form. Once completed please send the form to info@au.fsc.org

Please note: only the membership representatives and/or the CEO can vote on behalf of your organisation. If you wish to send someone else from your organisation they will need a proxy.

Access

The Library at the Dock is easily accessible by public transport, take tram 11, 35, 48, 70, or 75 from the CBD or walk down from Southern Cross train station.

For detailed directions please visit the Library at the Dock website.

We hope that you can join us and look forward to seeing you on the day.