Hi,

One of the intriguing aspects of the discussion on the future of WAMUG has been the responses coming from outside of Perth - I had assumed that there were only one or two of us in the country, and today I see we even have an overseas member! Living outside of Perth makes it very hard to attend meetings - I would not relish a 2 hour drive home at the end of the meeting - and I only have to get to Bunbury!

I would echo the sentiments already expressed, namely that there is a role for WAMUG in the future. It may not be the same as was originally envisaged, but the sign of a healthy organisation is one that changes with the times.

I think that it would help advance the cause if the discussion could be more focused - I think that was where Ken Woods was heading with his e-mail earlier this afternoon.

If I could be so bold, might I suggest that a questionnaire be formulated so that responses could be more easily collated and therefore provide clearer direction? The questionnaire would have to be carefully developed - input from someone with experience/expertise would be an asset. The questions would hopefully create a better understanding of what people appreciate with the present set up as well as ideas for future directions.

Could the existing leadership delegate the task of creating the questionnaire to a group of "learned persons"? From what I can gather, the existing leadership has been doing most of the hard yards of late and would welcome some assistance with this task. While not suggesting for a moment that I am a "learned person", I would be willing to assist. One can't put forward an idea that involves time and energy, if one is not willing to contribute.



Norm Leslie
54 Dunstan Street
Bunbury
W.A.
Australia    6230
08-9791-3470
0429-91-3470 mobile
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