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Hello dear Juridical Commission,
probably you got to know (by Sjuul and her knowledge transfer) that I like to point out when CIA-related things are wrong.
Here's a new one, and somehow it's again about my best friend (he doesn't know I like him...)
First of all, the CIA quote. Art 17.8 of the Statute (pag 14) "All members of the Comité Directeur have to present together with the financial report of the association an individual report of the travels they made during their mandate, specifying the expenses of these travels"
Now, when the Activity Report was published online I've raised a question to AGORA-L about this issue (11.April.2009), about why the prices of the travels have not been shown. I quote myself: "In the Activity Report only Evren has written the costs of the travels he made. Why the other members of the Comité Directeurs didn't do it? It will be nice to see at least the travel costs of the President, as he was most of the time out of the office. Should we believe that all the travels will be presented by all the members of the Comité Directeur as conclusion of the presentation of the Financial Report of the association? That's gonna be something new! Then more: did any CD member got travel reimborsement for moving to Bruxelles? Why this travel cost isn't included in the travel list on top of each personal list? (except for Dragan, who was already living in Bruxelles). Why the travel costs of Anita Bosneva aren't updated? Wasn't his travel to EBM booked directly by AEGEE-Europe? sorry for asking my questions here, I won't be able to do it at the Agora

There was no answer to these questions.
Then the same question has been asked by Jan-Philipp Holthoff from AEGEE Tübingen during the question round of the Financial Report 2008 (asked to Ivonne van den Berg). The question was the same as mine: "the Activity Report only Evren has written the costs of the travels he made. Why the other members of the Comité Directeurs didn't do it? It will be nice to see at least the travel costs of the President, as he was most of the time out of the office" but the answer was "This question is not relevant for the financial report 2008" (those are exactly the words of Ivonne).
There was a question to Dragan from Maarten Fonville (AEGEE-Enschede). “In the Task description the Secretary General is responsible for the communication with the network, but some emails were not sent by the Secretary General and the AR wasn’t put online by the Secretary General. Why were the AR not put online by the SecGen but by Robin and why were recently mails sent by the CD as a whole and not by CD members?". Dragan's reply (as it is in the minutes.. I've finished the day one, so it's definitive) “The issue with the AR report booklet. It’s a practise that CD members send the AR to the president, that has the right to check them. The one put online was different than the one I’ve read and the other five members of the CD felt that was offensive. And more, there was only one email send by the CD and not by the Secretary General.â€