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FISA Council Elections – 2024

Four vacancies on the FISA Council must be filled by elections conducted at least 21 days prior to the 2024 FISA annual general meeting (AGM). The AGM is planned for 17 April 2024 and will be held in Johannesburg. The formal notice of the AGM will be dispatched at a later date.

Nationally Elected Councillor

Aaron Roup’s term of office expires at the 2024 AGM. He is automatically eligible for re-election and is deemed to be nominated for the position unless he notifies the CEO in writing that he does not wish to stand for re-election (see clause 15.2 of the FISA Constitution (the constitution). Any two members of FISA may nominate any other member for this position, with the permission of the member so to be nominated. This notice serves as a call for nominations for this position (see clause 15.3 of the constitution). Nominations close on 20 February 2024.

Click here for the nomination form to nominate any other FISA member (other than Aaron Roup) as a candidate.

Regional Councillors

The terms of office of Ricky Opperman-Knipe (Northern), Donice Perkins (Eastern Cape), and Ryno Venter (Western Cape) expire at the AGM, and elections must therefore be held in these regions to elect new regional committees. The elections take place at an election meeting, which can be held on the same date as and immediately following after a regional meeting (par 6.2 of the Regulations for Regional Committees (the regulations). The person elected as regional chairperson at such election meeting joins council as a regional councillor. Under the provisions of the regulations, nominations for members to serve on these regional committees will only be accepted at the relevant meeting. Invitations to these election meetings, as well as the formal notices as required by the regulations, will be dispatched at a later date.