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Index of Subjects Hello Chris and Colin, Thanks for your comments. My notes intersperse. >> obtaining a VDN for SCETTNS on the basis of a "one time fee". >> I will find it a little embarrassing going back to the SCETTNS council >> saying "oops, sorry I was wrong it's not 'one time' but every year". If we have made a commitment we will live up to it, as long as it is reasonable. Each year we should be having a discussion with each IP about how things are going and what needs to be done to strengthen the partnership. Obviously, one aspect of this is figuring out how to contribute to each others growth. One way, but hardly the only way, to contribute to our growth is through a financial contribution. No doubt there are a huge numbers of ways we can help each other. >> I entirely agree that Ips should contribute what they can, however the >> summary of the Boards new fee structure leaves me with an unpleasant >> feeling, it seems extremely arbitrary. >> >> It also seems to me that possibly not enough is being done to collect >> contributions from Ips on an annual basis. I know when I first got the ball >> rolling with SCETTNS they sent a cheque in for a fair sized amount (I think >> it was more than was suggested, I can't remember). Since that time I am >> unaware of anybody contacting the Society for more contributions. Our failing. The original folks overlooked collecting annual contributions from IP's. We need a system similar to what we have for individuals. Automated renewal notices, with the options clearly explained. One option is to pay nothing but send in a signed note requesting continued use of CCN. >> I also agree it is time this whole "fee structure" was straightened out as >> it appears from its inception to have been decidedly grey in colour. > >This is definitely an area that needs to be clearly articulated. Which part is not clear? - basic services at no cost - tiered annual fees for higher levels of services Peter Morgan RiverSystems: Training and Organizational Development http://www.riversystems.com Tel: 902.453.0328 Fax: 902.453.9698
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