[nfbmi-talk] April 28, 2011 Minutes,

joe harcz Comcast joeharcz at comcast.net
Wed May 11 12:13:34 UTC 2011


Good ideas all. Might I add that any commissioner can move to have any 
written information like resolutions be put in the public record, including 
as attachments to official minutes.

Sorry that I will not be able to attend. But you guys knock them dead.

These are all great ideas and very valid.

Joe
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> Dear Elizabeth,
>
> Good idea.  That is an item that was discussed and did not get included in
> the report.  However, the report was just to be a starting point of
> inclusion.  Larry has reserved the afternoon of the board meeting on May 
> 14
> to add or remove any of the issues.  We have 45 minutes to present and the
> organization needs to determine what we can present in that time.  Also, 
> we
> focused in on issues that the Commission board could react to and perhaps
> take some action on in the immediate future.  I hope you will be at the
> meeting to place the college policy issue on the agenda.
>
> Dave  0
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> On Behalf Of Elizabeth
> Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 6:33 PM
> To: NFB Michigan
> Subject: Re: [nfbmi-talk] April 28, 2011 Minutes,
>
>
> Hello All,
>
> First, I believe the minutes as they are written about thanking Karen 
> Taylor
> with a financial contribution for her services at Camp Tuhsmeheta is
> correct.
>
> Second, I am wondering why the committee for the Michigan Commission for 
> the
> Blind presentation did not consider any of the resolutions we passed 
> during
> our state convention. It would seem to me that if the resolutions we pass 
> at
> our state convention become policies of our organization, and if any of
> these resolutions deal with the Michigan commission for the Blind, then I
> believe they should be a part of our presentation. If we never take any
> action on the resolutions we pass at state convention, then what good are
> they in the first place?
>
> I would have voiced my concerns about this during the conference call, but 
> I
> was not able to join the call until after this item had already been
> discussed. I know that we passed a resolution at state convention asking 
> the
> Michigan commission for the Blind to take specific action regarding the
> college policy. I was disappointed that our organization did not take a
> stand on this issue last year during our presentation, and I think it 
> would
> be a shame to not include it during our presentation this year as well. If
> the leadership of this organization truly values the input of the younger
> generations, or the leadership of tomorrow, then I would think they would
> want to support them and include issues that are relevant to them.
>
> Warm Regards,
> Elizabeth
>
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