It is a well-known fact
that not-for-profit associations are riddled with problems of power struggle
and frequent aberration from logical solutions to their problems. ASPA(Vic) is
a good example of such problems.
The position of secretary
is crucial and more influential than that of the president or vice president. The
secretary has the custody of all records and is the only liaison officer with the
registry of incorporated associations. Having a secretary with a known record
of obfuscation and cover-up of legal and financial records is detrimental to
the future of any association.
However, the changes to
the composition of the present ASPA(Vic) committee are welcome, but only as a half solution.
The new president of
ASPA(Vic), Nick Ivanovski, has a hard task ahead of him, which should begin
with a good inspection of the association's records in order to ensure their
accuracy, especially financial and disciplinary matters.
I wish you good luck,
Nick. The terrible gang of four on the committee is now down to only two. Well
done!
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