The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 29

Delegations

Delegations.

The discussion of this question was resumed.

Mr. Jones proposed—

Mr. Smith seconded—
"That the General Council hereby rescind the following resolution of the E.C. of the 29th June, 1874, and much regret that it should ever have

Adopted.

been passed—namely: 'That whenever it is decided to send the Gen. Sec. from home on delegation he shall be entitled to the wages of the Manchester district, in addition to the expenses and dinners, as per rule.'"— Carried unanimously.

Mr. Chandler proposed—

Mr. Eales seconded—
"That in order to lessen the expenses of special delegations, where two are required to visit any branch or locality, one shall be the G.C. of the

Adopted.

district; but in cases where only one is required, if by sending the G.C. of the district it will lessen the expense, that course shall be adopted if practicable."— Carried unanimously.