Constructive Points

1)       Novice Tournament Details

2)       Novice Representative Elections

3)       Constitutional Amendments

4)       Tournament Sign-up Information

5) CUDS Public Debate

1)  For everyone going to Novice, please meet at 11am in Residence Commons. We will be leaving for Trinity College from there. CUDS will be staying in the Town Inn which is ten minutes from campus. Rounds are scheduled to finish at 4pm and we will head home after that. Bring money for food as dinner on Saturday or Sunday is not provided. It should be a great weekend and we look forward to a great weekend. More information regarding the tournament is available at: http://www.cusid.ca/community/viewtopic.php?t=12594 

2)  Novice Representative elections will be held on Wednesday, September 27th at the regular debate meeting. Any novice who intends to run for the position should send an e-mail to exec@carletondebate.org before Wednesday at 6pm. Any novice who cannot attend the meeting may send a proxy vote to exec@carletondebate.org .

3)  There have been two constitutional amendments proposed; One regarding the policy regarding ties in votes for executive positions and the other regarding proxy votes.  These will be voted on at the debate meeting on Wednesday, September 27th. All members with voting rights are eligible to vote, please see the constitution section of www.carletondebate.org for more information regarding voting procedure. 

4)  Tournament sign up is done via CUSIDnet.  To sign up, go to www.cusid.ca/community, create an account, and send a PM to "Graham Pressey" to get access to our forum.

5) CUDS is hosting a public debate featuring John Anderson, Senior Researcher at the National Council of Welfare, a citizens' body which advises the Minister of Human Resources and Social Development on matters of concern to low-income Canadians. It will feature a debate between U of O and Carleton debaters followed by a speech from John Anderson. It is on Tuesday, September 26th at 6pm in SA 409. Come out and tell others who may be interested. 


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