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Nicole Murdoch

Regular Member
As most of you know I am running for election as a Demand Class Director for auDA. I was running with Shane but this week Shane, for personal reasons pulled out of the race. Ned has decided to run and we are running together.

That announcement was made this week and rather that taking thunder from Ned I thought I would allow Ned some time to make his announcement and enjoy it. That should not be seen as silence from me because it is not. It is simply respect and letting a man have his moment.

I also believe that to achieve an outcome you have to look at multiple options and solutions. I love the DNTrade and Domainer community and I read the posts daily. But it has occurred to me that whilst we can all comment and discuss the issues that is not working to address all issues. auDA picks and chooses the issues it wants to address whilst ignoring (at least publicly) the issues it does not.

I watched a great movie recently. The take away quote was - I tried doing nothing but that didn't work.

Well, in respect of the membership issue, I tried complaining to auDA and that didn't work, I tried addressing the issue on DNTrade and Domainer but that didn't work. So it was time to try something different.

With no action from auDA in respect of the membership processing debacle (and complete silence from auDA), this week I wrote to the Minister of Communications with a detailed complaint based on auDA refusing, either deliberately or otherwise, to process memberships. The complaint also addressed the issue of the appointment of a Supply Class Director as Chairperson when there is/was an independent director who took the role, when there as adoption of the requirement of the Chair to be independent and, most importantly, the chairperson himself should know of that requirement given that he was the one that tabled the report that was (most) adopted.

I also want to point out the odd wording of the minutes which delayed the processing of memberships due to "abnormalities". If you read those minutes what you discover is that there is no actual allegation of abnormalities in the membership applications. Rather the minutes say that "any" abnormalities need to be investigated.

I have asked the Minister to have the memberships processed. I have stated that if there are abnormalities then they must allow potential members to address those abnormalities. Once they are accepted then each of the memberships need to be retrospectively applied to the date of membership application or, preferably, to the date of whatever the next board meeting was.

Lets face it, if memberships aren't processed then those people cannot vote and thus the Board is, by not processing memberships, affecting voting. That in turn affects the composition of the Board.

On the issue of the Chair that also needs to be addressed. We need to know if the independent was offered the position. Why wasn't the now chair required to resign as supply director to be appointed as independent? There was an independent position available. If there was a good reason then let us hear it.

Also, does anyone else find the timing of the board meetings odd. For example the latest resignation meeting started at 9am and ended at after 3pm. The resignation was accepted early in the day. So what was discussed that whole time? Certainly they weren't processing memberships.

On a slight other note one of the issues with the Constitution and one issue that is fueling the current problems is that whilst independent's can be appointed there is requirement to fill those positions. So we find ourselves in the current position, one independent with two independent positions vacant. This is yet another way the Board can control its own composition.

I have also given a copy of the Minister's email to the Minister's representative for auDA and given auDA a copy. I have requested a response from auDA within 7 days. That response needs to fully address the issues of membership and the chair position.

I will give an update.

In the meantime, please everyone tell me what they think of how memberships should now be handled. Also, I want to push for changes to the Constitution to require the independent positions to be filled within a time period. Do you agree? How should that happen? What time period is fair?
 

neddy

Top Contributor
The beauty of Nicole running is that as an Intellectual Property lawyer, she brings a totally different skill set to the table. And it's for that reason she will attract the "non-domainer" vote.

So whilst at first glance it may seem a strange combo to have Shane and Nicole running as Demand Class candidates (and now Nicole and Ned), we believe it will be a recipe that works when it comes to getting the necessary votes. She's not going to be a forum or blog "junkie" like many of us, but she is a fantastic networker in her own right - and she does some excellent governance work in the background. I've worked with her on the 2015 Names Panel, and I like, respect and trust her.

I've heard that there are some at auDA not particularly keen on the idea of Nicole getting elected. I wonder why? ;)
 

geodomains

Top Contributor
Here's some big news. Shane Moore has decided for business and personal priotities not to run for the Board this year. I understand and respect that decision. He is genuinely one of the really nice guys out there.

Because of all the shenanigans that are still going on at auDA, I am more "Grumpy" than ever. So I've decided it's time to take a stand for communication and transparency. Therefore, with Shane's absolute blessing, I am stepping in to run with Nicole Murdoch. You can vote for one of us; both of us; or none of us!

If you decide to give us your vote, you can be assured that we will fight the good fight. I'm never backward in coming forward - and nor is Nicole.

Full details at Grumpy.com.au.
I'll be voting for Ned and Nicole.
Don
 

geodomains

Top Contributor
After a great deal of thought I have decided not to run for the auDA board in 2017. Whilst I remain passionate about the Australian domain space, my company Trade Risk is going through a very exciting time and needs 100% of my focus right now.

I’m really sorry if anyone feels let down by my decision, but there is an extremely positive side to this.

I was originally going to run with Ned O’Meara, but he stepped aside after the very successful “Grumpy” campaign, and Nicole Murdoch replaced him. After advising Ned of my decision, he has decided to step back into the arena along with Nicole.

As a Demand Class member I’m feeling positive with two fantastic candidates to vote for. I wish Nicole and Ned all the best and I know they’ll do us proud.
Shane don't feel you let the team down, we know you meant well.
Don
 

DomainNames

Top Contributor
I support both Ned and Nicole Running as auDA Demand Class Board members. Note they also really speak for Supply members when you read their shared concerns of nearly all members and 99% of stakeholders.

It is sad to see people having to write to the Minister but seriously I have concerns about a Liberal Government doing anything due to the political links involved. Even the PPB Investigation, Report and FOI seem to link ties to Political parties people so what can the Government do? Say yes they have been observers for 16 years and they did nothing and knew nothing was wrong before? Well this highlights the lack of proper government oversight for too long as admitted to me by the Department Of Communications Minister Mitch Fifield Advisor Luke Coleman.

Ned and Nicole assure me they will continue to be actively involved and actively speak up including in the various media required and on www.domainer.com.au and www.dntrade.com.au.

It is obvious Nicole will do what is required to get the issues heard and addressed. As a lawyer will the Minister fob her off also to her letters and complaints? Let's see.

www.grumpy.com.au
 

DomainNames

Top Contributor
I will be running as an auDA Supply Class Director.

I have not stacked it by registering lots of staff, family, friends, other entities etc so I am realistic of my very limited chances by not having "stacked it"
. This highlights the ongoing issue's around how members get to vote, who can be members, how the process can be stacked, how memberships can be delayed or rejected etc.

The supply class for too long appear to also have been lied to and the facts around the wholesale .au price reduction and the 2008 contract need to be made public so Supply can also see if their interests have really been looked after previously fully. It appears not. The domain name registration money "pie" has been eaten up over the years by 2 entities and we all know who... the crumbs have been left for registrars and resellers.

Surely the 2008 contract terms need to be investigated and Supply ( Registrars, Resellers etc) provided the facts.

With my personal 20 years in international domain names both as Supply and Demand it is time many of us stood together for the betterment of auDA and the .au namespace.

The fact is over the last 2 years a lot of people have started to think twice about .au and are looking at all of the 2000 other extensions, APPS are a real threat to the need for a domain name etc. This is due to poor auDA focus on promoting what we have now with the existing .au options and making it more successful, keeping the .au name globally trusted and respected while heavily reducing the auDA red tape which scammers so easily get around anyway. auDA has been led off track into pushing for another extension and this has damaged faith in what we have now. If people have bought a name before at the auDA auction, or from the drop aftermarket what is their risk to someone else having the competing .au name against them? It is a massive risk. Have auDA contacted these .au registrants.. 99% NO.

Some items I will try to have the auDA Board focus on;
1. Where exactly is the lower wholesale .au pricing so Registrars, Resellers and .au registrants can fairly benefit? The lowering of the wholesale .au price was supposed to happen after 2008 but it hasn't why not? Who stopped it and why, any conflicts or interest or anything to disclose?
2. More transparency and accountability from auDA and the auDA Board
3. More focus and effort on promoting what we have now to make it remain, trusted, respected and successful. We do not want anyone at auDA or any foreign entities stuffing up the existing .au namespace any further.
4. https://www.dntrade.com.au/threads/...st-your-suggestions-for-auda-and-board.11047/
5. auDA releasing the PPB Investigation & Report and answering the FOI with documents available to all stakeholders and public https://www.righttoknow.org.au/request/au_historical_financial_irregula
6. auDA releasing in full the Deloitte report

7. Disclosure of auDA Ceo performance bonuses etc
8. Membership to be open to every .au registrant in line with the CIRA model. limit 1 vote per entity/ person.
9. More consultation and contacting to the existing 2+ million .au registrants who will be affected by the proposed extra .au extension. auDA refuses to do it? Why? The excuses of "auDA don't have enough money or resources to email the existing .au database and handle questions is bullsi$$"
10. Proper disclosures in full from auDA Board members and staff. How much could they make from the extra .au extension, why really are they pushing it?
____________________________________________________________________
 

Bacon Farmer

Top Contributor
Sean, why don't you run in supply and demand to highlight the flaws of the current system?

Just kidding Sean, we don't want to dilute the votes for Nicole and Ned.

Good luck with your supply side campaign!
 
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DomainNames

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"Erhan Karabardak" <erhan.karabardak@coopermills.com.au> wrote:
Thank you for your email, and thank you for your time yesterday.
I will ask Cameron to respond to your queries concerning the matters outlined below.
Regards
Erhan Karabardak | Director | Cooper Mills Lawyers
Lawyer and Trade Marks Attorney
Level 8, 410 Collins St, Melbourne Vic 3000 Australia
T: +61 (03) 9866 8850 F: +61 (03) 8679 3305
W: www.coopermills.com.au Skype: e.karabardak
Technology | Telecommunications | Domain Names | Trademarks
________________________________
To: Erhan Karabardak <erhan.karabardak@coopermills.com.au>
Cc: Cameron Boardman <cameron.boardman@auda.org.au>
Subject: Thank you and auDA item follow up [OFFICIAL UNCLASSIFIED]

Dear Erhan,

Thank you for your time yesterday. A few follow up things please relating to auDA I would request a written response on please from auDA as soon as is possible.

1. I would like auDA members and/or the public to be able to read and comment on the "PPB Investigation and Report".

How and when can this be provided? I request it at least 1 month prior to the AGM. I will raise it's importance at the AGM and request auDA is open to discussing it before the AGM and at the AGM.
au Domain Administration Limited- Board Meeting
Date: Monday 14 August 2017 Time: 9:00AM Location: PwC, Level 19, 2 Riverside Quay, Southbank
7. Matters for Decision
b. Governance Items
iii. PPB Investigation and Report (CEO)​

2. When will the Deloitte Report be available for members, stakeholders public to read and comment on?

I request it is made public at least 1 month prior to the AGM. I will see it it matches my discussions and communications with them and information I know they where made aware of.

3. When will auDA and the auDA Board enforce the 2008 wholesale registry contract terms of further decreases in wholesale .au price which was based on the increase in registrations that occurred. No such decrease has been provided or a response back from auDA to my numerous communications relating to that topic.

auDA and the wholesale registry sub contractor Ausregistry both made public announcements this further drops as volumes increase was a key part of the contract renewal terms.

Note I will continue to raise this with media, government and at the AGM until auDA and the auDA Board acts to have this decrease occur. It appears someone at auDA or on the auDA Board has not met their required obligations to see that this occurred and this has cost Supply Registrars/ Resellers and consumers enormous money over the period.

It appears auDA and the auDA Board have failed to properly enforce the contract terms at the financial detriment to the Supply and Demand parties / "consumers"......... it appears to go against the public announcements made below by both auDA and Ausregistry. It also goes against the auDA Constitution.
https://www.auda.org.au/about-auda/our-org/constitution/
"3.2 Activities
Without reducing the effect of clause 4, auDA will see to achieve its principal purposes as set out in clause 3.1 through:
a. ensuring the continued operational stability of the domain name system in Australia;
b. establishing mechanisms to ensure it is responsive and accountable to the supply and demand sides of the Australian Internet Community;
c. the promotion of competition in the provision of domain name services;
d. the promotion of fair trading;
e. the promotion of consumer protection;
f. adopting open and transparent procedures which are inclusive of all parties having an interest in use of the domain name system in Australia;
g. ensuring its operations produce timely outputs which are relevant to the needs of the Australian Internet Community.
(Amended by Special Resolution, 14 August 2006)"

It is an issue if auDA agrees with such an opinion or tactic on pricing and competitiveness and continues to not immediately address it. It should not be delayed. auDA and the auDA Board need to act now.

By keeping the .au wholesale pricing high who benefits? auDA, any board members or related parties? Wholesale registry subcontractor? .. Note we are talking about the "Wholesale .au price", auDA's fees etc not retail .au pricing which people do have the option of looking around at pricing of.

https://www.accc.gov.au/business/anti-competitive-behaviour/misuse-of-market-power
https://www.accc.gov.au/business/anti-competitive-behaviour/unconscionable-conduct
https://www.accc.gov.au/business/anti-competitive-behaviour/anti-competitive-agreements
https://www.accc.gov.au/business/anti-competitive-behaviour/cartels
https://www.accc.gov.au/business/anti-competitive-behaviour/cartels/price-fixing
https://www.accc.gov.au/business/anti-competitive-behaviour/imposing-minimum-resale-prices
https://www.accc.gov.au/business/pricing-surcharging/setting-prices
 

DomainNames

Top Contributor
part 2 of letter to auDA. Awaiting official response as promised.

" Ausregistry By AusRegistry Team| February 26th, 2009
https://www.ausregistry.com.au/auda-extends-ausregistrys-au-registry-term-to-2014/

"new pricing that sees a drop in AusRegistry's wholesale price to $14 (for a two-year licence) for .com.au and .net.au domains and further drops as volumes increase."

"auDA today announced that it has extended its au Registry Licence Agreement with AusRegistry. AusRegistry will now continue as Registry Operator and wholesale provider for all commercial domain names including .com.au and .net.au and non-commercial domain names, .gov.au and .edu.au until 2014.

The extension of the term is the direct result of the independent Industry Competition Panel that was established by .au Domain Administration (auDA) in May 2008. The panel was appointed by auDA to review auDA’s competition model for the Australian Domain Name Industry and provide recommendations to the auDA board on what changes (if any) should be made to the competition model.

Among the many recommendations of the Panel was the following:

“Recommendation 2: The Panel recommends that auDA negotiates with the current registry operator with a view to extending the current registry licence term by up to 4 years. Such an extension should be subject to agreement being reached on (a) a suitable pricing model and (b) the inclusion of all items that auDA would require in a new license.”

Chris Disspain, CEO of auDA said,

“Based on the recommendations of the independent panel we entered into discussions with AusRegistry to renegotiate the Licence Agreement. I am delighted we have been able to reach agreement. auDA believes that AusRegistry continues to excel in its role as Registry Operator and provides unprecedented support and competitive pricing for the .au namespace.”

The major points of the renegotiated Licence Agreement include:
  • extended Customer Support Hours for Registrars
  • funding towards Marketing and Market Research
  • a $0.25 donation to the auDA Foundation for every .com.au and .net.au domain renewal and new registration
  • the implementation of DNSSEC
  • commitment to yearly independent Security Audits
  • continued improvement and enhancement of the Registry Software
  • new pricing that sees a drop in AusRegistry’s wholesale price to $14 (for a 2 year licence) for .com.au and .net.au domains and further drops as volumes increase.
AusRegistry CEO, Adrian Kinderis, said,
“We are obviously extremely happy to have reached agreement to extend the licence. We are very proud of the role we have preformed as Registry Operator since 2002 and look forward to continuing to show the world .au is at the forefront of Domain Name Registry technology.”
By AusRegistry Team| February 26th, 2009|News"

auDA Posted by Jo Lim on 26 February 2009
https://www.auda.org.au/news/auda-extends-ausregistrys-au-registry-term-to-2014/
"new pricing that sees a drop in AusRegistry's wholesale price to $14 (for a two-year licence) for .com.au and .net.au domains and further drops as volumes increase."

auDA extends AusRegistry's .au registry term to 2014
Posted by Jo Lim on 26 February 2009

auDA today announced that it has extended its .au Registry Licence Agreement with AusRegistry. AusRegistry will now continue as Registry Operator and wholesale provider for all commercial domain names including .com.au and .net.au and non-commercial domain names, .gov.au and .edu.au until 2014.

The extension of the term is the direct result of the independent Industry Competition Panel that was established by .au Domain Administration (auDA) in May 2008. The panel was appointed by auDA to review auDA’s competition model for the Australian Domain Name Industry and provide recommendations to the auDA board on what changes (if any) should be made to the competition model.

Among the many recommendations of the Panel was the following;

“Recommendation 2: The Panel recommends that auDA negotiates with the current registry operator with a view to extending the current registry licence term by up to 4 years. Such an extension should be subject to agreement being reached on (a) a suitable pricing model and (b) the inclusion of all items that auDA would require in a new license.”

Chris Disspain, CEO of auDA said, “Based on the recommendations of the independent panel we entered into discussions with AusRegistry to renegotiate the Licence Agreement. I am delighted we have been able to reach agreement. auDA believes that AusRegistry continues to excel in its role as Registry Operator and provides unprecedented support and competitive pricing for the .au namespace.”

The major points of the renegotiated Licence Agreement include;
· extended Customer Support Hours for Registrar
· funding towards Marketing and Market Research
· a $0.25 donation to the auDA Foundation for every .com.au and .net.au domain renewal and new registration
· the implementation of DNSSEC
· commitment to yearly independent Security Audits
· continued improvement and enhancement of the Registry Software
· new pricing that sees a drop in the AusRegistry wholesale price to $14 (for a 2 year licence) for com.au and net.au domains and further drops as volumes increase

AusRegistry CEO, Adrian Kinderis, said, “We are obviously extremely happy to have reached agreement to extend the licence. We are very proud of the role we have preformed as Registry Operator since 2002 and look forward to continuing to show the world the .au is at the forefront of Domain Name Registry technology.”​

http://www.theage.com.au/small-busi...n-name-owners-ripped-off-20170807-gxqpzs.html
https://www.crn.com.au/news/118m-payday-for-melbourne-domain-name-firm-407350
https://www.crn.com.au/news/118m-payday-for-melbourne-domain-name-firm-407350


https://www.dntrade.com.au/threads/auda-improvement-suggestions-list-your-suggestions-for-auda-and-board.11047/ "
 

Nicole Murdoch

Regular Member
Constitution states "The Director elected by the Demand Class Members must not, at all relevant times, be a Supply Related Person."

I didn't know the setup of Sean's companies or his employment status but that clause may stop him.

If I am elected one of my main points will be to stop the stacking. It is too easy for supply to stack the demand vote for a supply member masquerading as a demand member (but sitting outside the definition if a supply related person). The fact that one type of class is restricted and one is not caused the imbalance. We need to address that. We also need to increase members and the numbers voting. That will assist but we need to look at the long term picture. There will always be more demand members than supply members - yet the board numbers are even meaning each demand vote is diluted compared to each supply vote. Another way to look at it is that a supply vote has more power than a demand vote.
 

DomainNames

Top Contributor
Sean, why don't you run in supply and demand to highlight the flaws of the current system?

I thought about just that but we do want to win!

It is a fact certain Supply entities have tried and will try to stack the "demand" vote in their favour. The whole system can be rigged... Board seats can be "bought" It depends how many memberships you want to register and how you do it... get your staff to register, family, friends etc. This is NOT good governance.

I was offered supply " demand" votes if I ran in demand....Why?
 

DomainNames

Top Contributor
Constitution states "The Director elected by the Demand Class Members must not, at all relevant times, be a Supply Related Person."

I didn't know the setup of Sean's companies or his employment status but that clause may stop him.

If I am elected one of my main points will be to stop the stacking. It is too easy for supply to stack the demand vote for a supply member masquerading as a demand member (but sitting outside the definition if a supply related person). The fact that one type of class is restricted and one is not caused the imbalance. We need to address that. We also need to increase members and the numbers voting. That will assist but we need to look at the long term picture. There will always be more demand members than supply members - yet the board numbers are even meaning each demand vote is diluted compared to each supply vote. Another way to look at it is that a supply vote has more power than a demand vote.

I could run for Demand.....but as the numbers have been advised to me I was requested to not run for "unity"...I do hope those numbers of votes are correct thus I have provided my support to you and Ned and I seek your assurance you will remain very active and vocal. I have Ned's assurance from him but we all know Ned will be great and will not be muted and he has plenty of skin in the game and like me both Supply and Demand experience for many years.

The main thing is everyone stands up now. Supply and Demand. We have all had the wool pulled over our eyes for too long and it needs to stop.

The auDA minutes are a disgrace. What is being hidden from members, the public and stakeholders? It would appear a lot?
 

neddy

Top Contributor
I thought about just that but we do want to win!

It is a fact certain Supply entities have tried and will try to stack the "demand" vote in their favour. The whole system can be rigged... Board seats can be "bought" It depends how many memberships you want to register and how you do it... get your staff to register, family, friends etc. This is NOT good governance.

I was offered supply " demand" votes if I ran in demand....Why?
Why do you think you were offered the votes Sean? It must be obvious to even "Blind Freddy" that some at auDA do not want either Nicole or me on the Board. Watch out for sniping and dirty tricks in the near future.
 

neddy

Top Contributor
I could run for Demand.....but as the numbers have been advised to me I was requested to not run for "unity"...I do hope those numbers of votes are correct thus I have provided my support to you and Ned and I seek your assurance you will remain very active and vocal. I have Ned's assurance from him but we all know Ned will be great and will not be muted and he has plenty of skin in the game and like me both Supply and Demand experience for many years.

The main thing is everyone stands up now. Supply and Demand. We have all had the wool pulled over our eyes for too long and it needs to stop.

The auDA minutes are a disgrace. What is being hidden from members, the public and stakeholders? It would appear a lot?
Good on you Sean. Very much appreciate you being a team player.

Whilst I don't think your chances are great of getting elected as a Supply Director this time around (because of the reasons you mentioned), you never know. The Supply Membership is very small - and it's possible to win with minimal votes. Remember that Erhan Karabardak tried for years to get elected in Demand (without success), and then switched to Supply. Hey presto!

You certainly have my support and whatever votes I can muster for you.
 

DomainNames

Top Contributor
Good on you Sean. Very much appreciate you being a team player.

Whilst I don't think your chances are great of getting elected as a Supply Director this time around (because of the reasons you mentioned), you never know. The Supply Membership is very small - and it's possible to win with minimal votes. Remember that Erhan Karabardak tried for years to get elected in Demand (without success), and then switched to Supply. Hey presto!

You certainly have my support and whatever votes I can muster for you.

Thank you Ned for your support and vote mustering!

Really all we want is a better auDA and a better .au namespace. I think it is a fair call to ask why the Supply ( Registrars/ Resellers - NOT wholesale registry contractor) and Demand stakeholders have not seen the promised contracted 2008 further .au price decrease as registration numbers increased.

Supply Registrars. Resellers and .au registrant consumers have all been potentially "ripped off" in my opinion...or why did auDA and Ausregistry make their joint statements in 2009 saying the further wholesale .au price drops as registration numbers increased was a 2008 contract term? The registration numbers increased.. where are the price further wholesale .au drops? How many $ millions are we talking about?
 

eBranding.com.au

Top Contributor
Here's some big news. Shane Moore has decided for business and personal priotities not to run for the Board this year. I understand and respect that decision. He is genuinely one of the really nice guys out there.

Because of all the shenanigans that are still going on at auDA, I am more "Grumpy" than ever. So I've decided it's time to take a stand for communication and transparency. Therefore, with Shane's absolute blessing, I am stepping in to run with Nicole Murdoch. You can vote for one of us; both of us; or none of us!
I'm extremely pleased that you and Nicole are standing for election as Demand Class Directors. You'll both have my votes.

After a great deal of thought I have decided not to run for the auDA board in 2017. Whilst I remain passionate about the Australian domain space, my company Trade Risk is going through a very exciting time and needs 100% of my focus right now.
Shane, I absolutely understand your decision. It's also much better that you made the call now, rather than at the last minute.

I will be running as an auDA Supply Class Director.
Sean, I think that's a terrific decision. If I was a Supply Class Member, I'd vote for you.

There are lots of issues that need to be addressed; and it's certainly not just Demand Class Members that have concerns about auDA.
 

snoopy

Top Contributor
I was offered supply " demand" votes if I ran in demand....Why?

Let's make one thing clear, the dntrade members who have been promised votes by AUDA insiders if they run, will never see a single vote. Sean wouldn’t see a single vote from them, Lemon wouldn’t see a single vote from them, ditto for anyone else promised votes if they run.

They will run their own people and the promised votes is part of AUDA's strategy to dilute demand member votes, in particular getting Dntrade members to run against Nicole & Ned.

If anyone actually thinks they are going to get votes from these people ask them to sign the proxy form and tell them you’ll submit it. I guarantee they’ll think up every reason under the sun as to why they can’t do that.

I believe the same strategy of “divide an conquer” was tried last year. Think up a new strategy AUDA and stop playing dirty politics!

Nicole and Ned are coming, they are organised and ready. AUDA needs to be reformed.
 

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