Posted on 25/02/2017 08:19
There has been much talk in the 'new name' discussion as to if the CMCC is a club or not. So should the CEO and Chairman decide to vote through a decision to sell the club and all its millions of assets to an equity company or commercial operation (as other clubs have), where would the proceeds be distributed; there's an interesting question, any ideas.
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Posted on 28/02/2017 22:52
Thomas Coke, the 8th Earl of Leicester, not exactly what you'd call a well known character that you would associate with leisure
Actually he is a caravanner and a family man, so I would expect him to appreciate his leisure time wouldn't you ?
I'd rather that than yet another TV personality chosen just because they are known for liking outdoor pursuits like walking but don't own a caravan or motorhome.
Alison
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Posted on 28/02/2017 22:57
He does own a caravan site and has a caravan...
I'm not a fan of the other club's president, much preferred her predecessor and left the club soon after her appointment but I don't know why a new president is needed at all. Especially a 'marmite' one.
Crossed posts with Alison
Posted on 28/02/2017 22:52 by FiredragonThomas Coke, the 8th Earl of Leicester, not exactly what you'd call a well known character that you would associate with leisure
Actually he is a caravanner and a family man, so I would expect him to appreciate his leisure time wouldn't you ?
I'd rather that than yet another TV personality chosen just because they are known for liking outdoor pursuits like walking but don't own a caravan or motorhome.
Alison
Posted on 01/03/2017 07:35
His Lordship is a caravanner, at least it said he owns an Airstream. Question is, is he a member of the Caravan Club?
25.4 The President and the Vice-Presidents need not be members of the Club
The biographies of the the President and Vice President, prove that they are the sort of chaps to lead us forward into the brave new world we have been promised
Posted on 25/02/2017 08:19 by rkj52There has been much talk in the 'new name' discussion as to if the CMCC is a club or not. So should the CEO and Chairman decide to vote through a decision to sell the club and all its millions of assets to an equity company or commercial operation (as other clubs have), where would the proceeds be distributed; there's an interesting question, any ideas.
Posted on 01/03/2017 08:23 by PathfinderI asked a very similar question on here some months back and the post got removed/ deleted.
So would members of 'the club get a share in the assets?
Posted on 01/03/2017 08:22 by dmiller555Why not ask your questions at head office and if you don't get a satisfactory answer then raise them at the AGM instead of speculating here.
I see that my liability is limited to £1 which is all i need to know.
Posted on 01/03/2017 08:45
Unless you are a Full Member of the Club, you are not a guarantor and you do not have a Liability.
A Club Member (those that pay a subscription of £49 a year) is not a Full Member
As in the case when the RAC was sold, it is extremely unlikely that ordinary members will receive any share of monies should the Club ever be sold.
Posted on 01/03/2017 08:45 by GodivaNigeUnless you are a Full Member of the Club, you are not a guarantor and you do not have a Liability.
A Club Member (those that pay a subscription of £49 a year) is not a Full Member
As in the case when the RAC was sold, it is extremely unlikely that ordinary members will receive any share of monies should the Club ever be sold.
Posted on 01/03/2017 11:50
I think that you are mistaken. I believe that a person paying their membership becomes a full member. I think that a full member effectively holds one share in the club. One of the reasons I say this was I complained that because I am the family member, my wife is the first named member I cannot login properly to the website to make for example a booking in my name. The explanation given centred arround there only being one full member per family membership. The person giving the explanation was Mr G Chamberlian.
byelaws. If you look at the attached link you will see that the definitions of both Family and Joint members imply that they are attached to a full membership.
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