Throughout the year, the association arranges events and meetings to facilitate thinking, discussion and decision-making:
Association members click here for upcoming events
What is the General Assembly?
The General Assembly (GA) is the heart of MSF UK's internal democracy and the social event of the year.
The General Assembly is held once a year in May or June, Association members will be informed at least 3 weeks before the meeting. Click here for more information on the 2008 General assembly.
What happens at the General Assembly?
- The Association members approve the President’s report (‘Rapport Morale’) – an overview of the year’s activities and the funds MSF UK received and spent (four weeks before the GA, members have access to the financial accounts).
- Candidate Board members present themselves to the Association members at the General Assembly. Voting members vote for the candidate(s) of their choice .
- Association members can propose motions (action to be taken) at the General Assembly. These are debated and voted on by members entitled to vote.
- A quorum of 10% is required to approve motions. Voting members who cannot attend the GA can vote by proxy.
For Association members only click on the links below for: