Commissions trap to c....
We had high hopes when the president of ASLIC announced a few months ago that he would set up committees to consider ways of improving the functioning and organization of ASLIC’s activities. Some delegates were pleased with the response that could be made to the lack of listening to the owners. Therefore, they quickly asked the ASLIC management about the working framework of these commissions and their objective (composition, animation, rapporteur and destination of the debates). Little information has leaked since, so that no one really knew how and by whom these commissions would be composed and especially what they were intended for.
We know a little more after the Union meeting on January 28.
4 committees are set up to discuss and make proposals in the following areas.
Sports and collective spaces
Green spaces
By-laws
Management
While no framework is set and without knowing whether a rapporteur will be responsible for reporting the debates independently, we learn that each committee will consist of 6 to 7 members. The most surprising thing is that these commissions are constituted mainly by representatives of ASLIC who will chair them (president and director of ASLIC, delegates of the Union) assisted by experts appointed by the same representatives of ASLIC (law firm ARPAILLANGE, accounting firm DILME, Mairie). Note the presence of a few owners who will unfortunately be too minority in these discussion spaces to make your voice heard.
It is therefore, in fact, working groups that cannot be assimilated to real commissions, composed mainly of ASLIC delegates who will make proposals which will be submitted later to the general assembly of ASLIC, composed mostly of the same delegates.... to say that the resolutions will be determined and voted by the same people!
More democratic and expeditious than that you die!!!!
The A3C therefore calls on its members to be extremely vigilant in the decisions that may result from these commissions.
For our Amicale, the major decisions that bind ASLIC must be discussed and voted in a general meeting of co-ownership and reported to the general assembly of ASLIC.