Wednesday, September 2, 2015

Petitions and the DA

So, some obscure line in the by-laws. One that is rarely or never used, has become the center for the denial of the rights of the Unit owners to present their petition for a By-Law change to the Delegate Assembly.

This line has never been used. In the past all Petitions have eventually been brought up before the Delegate Assembly. Although occasionally some contracts that should be brought before the DA are not, and are put in force anyway.The stiping contract for instance.

But in this case these By-Law changes are denied. The reason? David Israel does not want his Lifelong Presidency put in jeopardy. He hates Mr.Grossman and he thinks and says I am a Cyber-Terrorist. Imagine, that is coming from a Bully-Boy.

Unjust? Of course. Typical of the UCO administrators protecting their turf? Of course.

What is going on here is that the Executive Board is protecting their future as UCO administrators The addition of the Term Limit By-Law change would push out the President (at the next Election) since his tenure is over 5 years long. The passage of the Term Limit by-law would end the tenure of many of the UCO Execs after 2-2 year terms.

What is wrong with that??

We badly need Term Limits!!

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