12-12-2016, 05:18 PM
quote:Johnd, agree that the AG should be involved. Some have tried w/no results so far...the AG ofc has a small staff. A recommendation was to find like minded members and file a lawsuit. As Katarina pointed out, $20,000 retainer fee may be the sum involved to start the ball rolling.
Originally posted by Johnd
Katrina, I believe I mentioned to get advice from a.... Honolulu attorney in my previous post. But, I believe that the attorney general's office would need to be involved on this.
jdo
Or hold a special membership mtg requested by at least 100 members in good standing. An agenda along w/the 100 signatures are submitted to the board. "It must be held w/in 45 days of being legally called and notices must be mailed to members 30 days in advance of the meeting date." Article VII- Membership Meetings Sec 2. Notices would be mailed out to the entire membership stating the reason/s for calling the mtg. It's one way to get a lot of members together to address our concerns, make motions and vote. If 200 members in a district are present and willing to sign a recall petition at the mtg, a rep recall can be prompted. These are options available to the membership.