Surprise in many quarters at nominations for BDA PEC
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- Published: Tuesday, 24 April 2012 14:10
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Surprise has been expressed from many about some of those who have put themselves forward for election to the BDA’s new Principal Executive Committee (PEC). Names such as Susie Sanderson, Alison Lockyer and Paul Langmaid, who many assumed had no aspirations for high office at the BDA. Another surprise is that there were no nominations for the North West. |
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Ballot papers will be sent out on 30 April by the Electoral Reform Society who are running the election.
The PEC will replace the Representative Body and the Executive Board.
There are elections for constituencies, where some have been returned unopposed and three national seats. Members can stand for both types of seat which all of them are doing except for the three mentioned above who are only standing for national seats.
Elections to the Principal Executive Committee 2012
Northern Ireland
- Philip Henderson (elected unopposed)
Scotland
- Robert Kinloch (elected unopposed)
Wales
- Stuart Johnston (elected unopposed)
Eastern
- Martin Fallowfield
- Paul Rolfe
East Midlands and Central
- Sarah May
- Judith Husband
- Nilesh Patel
Greater London
- Simon Gallier
- Paul Gallop
- Catherine Gizzi
- Les Joffe
- Russ Ladwa
Northern
- Paul Blaylock
- Ross Hobson
North West
Vacancy – by election to follow
South East
- Victor Chan (elected unopposed)
South West
- John Cantwell
- Nigel Jones
West Midlands
- Eddie Crouch
- Graham Stokes
Yorkshire and Humberside
- Mick Armstrong (elected unopposed)
UK wide (3 positions)
- Paul Blaylock
- John Cantwell
- Eddie Crouch
- Martin Fallowfield
- Simon Gallier
- Paul Gallop
- Catherine Gizzi
- Ross Hobson
- Judith Husband
- Les Joffe
- Nigel Jones
- Russ Ladwa
- Paul Langmaid
- Alison Lockyer
- Sarah May
- Nilesh Patel
- Paul Rolfe
- Susie Sanderson
- Graham Stokes
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