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FASANOC to hold General Assembly on April 30

By Michael Pavitt
Friday, 13 April 2018

FASANOC will hold their General Assembly on April 30 ©FASANOC

Fiji Association of Sport and National Olympic Committee (FASANOC) will hold their Annual General Assembly on April 30, it has been announced.

The Assembly is set to take place at their Olympic House in Suva.

Among the items on the agenda will be the report of FASANOC President Joe Rodan for 2017, along with the financial report.

An election will also take place to determine three vice-presidents, with the terms of Manasa Baravilala, Makarita Lenoa and Harvie Probert all set to come to an end.

FASANOC President Joe Rodan, second right, will present his annual report at the meeting ©FASANOC

The trio are able to re-nominated for the positions.

Jerome Kado’s term as vice-president of finance is also set to end, but he can also be a candidate in the upcoming elections.

FASANOC will also appoint a patron and vice-patron of the organisation, as well as choosing an honorary auditor and solicitor.

Affiliated Federations are required to send two accredited delegates.

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