UCU Congress 2020
11 July 2019
An online interim Congress will take place on Saturday 13 February and Tuesday 16 February 2021, to deal with the Congress business that would have been taken at the cancelled interim online Congress 28-30 October 2020
The meeting will be held online, using Zoom on Saturday 13 & Tuesday 16 February 2021
Please read the following finance documents for Congress, Tuesday 16 February:
UCU1044 Honorary treasurer's report to interim Congress
Background reference:
UCU1011 Financial statements for the period ended 31 August 2019
UCU1012 Budget 2020-21
UCU1013 Subscription rates 2020-21 and ongoing review
Timetable
Note: additional short breaks will be called by the chair.
This timetable may be subject to final adjustment after the close of requests to speak on late motions.
Conduct of any business in closed session will be confirmed by the chair.
Saturday 13 February
11:00 - Welcome and opening business, including:
How business will be conducted
How voting will be conducted
Report of the Congress business committee
Address by Jo Grady, general secretary
Motion 1, Civility and kindness
11:30 - Covid-19 crisis (motions 2-6, plus L1-L6)
13:00 - Lunch break
14:00 - Black Lives Matter (motions 7-9, plus L7)
14:30 - Business of the equality committee (motions 10-19)
16:00 - Close of first day
Tuesday 16 February
11:00 - Address by Vicky Blake, President
11:15 - Update from Steve Sangwine, honorary treasurer
11:25 - Business of the strategy and finance committee (motions 20-28)
13:00 - Lunch break
14:00 - Business of the recruitment, organising and campaigning committee (motions 29-36)
15:20 - Business of the education committee (motions 37-40, plus L8)
15:55 - Closing business
Dependants' Allowance (including childcare)
Congress delegates who need childcare or other care for dependents in order to take part in this meeting may be able to back some of these costs as a dependents' allowance. Please contact Sue Baja for more information (and before any expenses are incurred).
Delegate entitlements
Branches are entitled to one delegate per 400 members or part thereof Delegate entitlements
Institutions with under 100 members must enter into the aggregation process. You can find out more about this process from your regional office or from Sue Bajwa in the first instance.
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