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committed to injured people
A not-for-profit organisation
committed to injured people
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President
Jonathan Scarsbrook
Vice Presidents
Kim Harrison
Suzanne Trask
Treasurer
Gordon Dalyell
Secretary
Brett Dixon
Immediate Past President
John McQuater
Committee members
Richard Baker KC
Daniel Easton
Guy Forster
Stephen Glynn
Oonagh McClure
Pauline Roberts
Suzanne White
Leticia Williams
Lay EC members
Musa Garba
Victoria Lebrec
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APIL members may stand for election for the following:
Executive Committee (officers and additional officers)
Special Interest Group Co-ordinators
Special Interest Group Secretaries
Regional Group Co-ordinators
Regional Group Secretaries
Nominations shall be put forward to the APIL office at the appropriate time on the required form.
Each APIL member (fully paid up and eligible to vote) may nominate – one candidate and/or second one candidate, in each election.
APIL’s secretary will not nominate or second candidates, but will remain eligible to vote.
An APIL member becomes a candidate as soon as he/she is nominated to stand in an election.
Candidates will be asked to submit to the APIL office up to 300 words, including biographical details, in support of their candidature. APIL's chief executive shall have the power to edit or refuse to accept unlawful or factually incorrect details.
The details of all candidates will be circulated together, by the APIL office, to either the full membership (for EC elections) or to the relevant membership sections (for SIG and Regional Group elections).
No additional written material, or electronic communications may be circulated and/or distributed by, and/or in support of, a candidate in any election.
If additional material is found to be in circulation or, direct or indirect canvassing identified, APIL's Executive Committee reserves the right to withdraw the candidate from the elections.
Canvassing of any nature is not permitted by members who may be nominated for APIL's Annual Awards.
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