Discussion Agenda for April 2016
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The discussion agenda included an opening speech by the president, discussions around financial issues like audits from 2012-2015, preparing balance sheets, and budgets for 2016-2017. It also covered expenses, initial and monthly costs for a new office, due collections, updating documents for members, RJSC papers, elections if terms had expired, proposed space and expenses from FBCCI, contacting inactive members, recruiting new members, and a vote of thanks by the general secretary.
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Discussion Agenda for April 2016
- 1. Discussion Agenda 1. Opening speechby honorable President 2. Discussion about financial issues which includes: Discussion about audit issues from 2012 to 2015. Preparing balance sheet from beginning to till date. Discussion regarding 2016-2017 budget. Discussion regarding all expenses from beginning to till date . Discussion about the initial expenses and monthly expense for new office. Discussion about due collection. 3. Discussion about documents updating for all members. 4. Discussion about updating the RJSC papers. 5. Discussion about the next election for association, if the term of the existing committee expired . 6. Discussion about the proposed space and expenses from FBCCI. 7. Contact with inactive members and update their status. 8. Take proper initiative to recruit new members . 9. Miscellaneous if any. 10. Vote of thanks by General Secretary.