Dhb annual meeting

• howard mcsweeney1

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  20 May 2013     19:38230084
  #1      
  was held earlier and hopefully neil and peter will report back on what was said, many of the board will not be around for next annual meeting.
  
  apparently there were animal rights protestors in attendance, hopefully not brian's banshees.
• Brian Dixon

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  20 May 2013     19:53230087
  #2      
  probably where howard but never mind it gave the east cliff residents a rest.
• Guest 696

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  20 May 2013     22:19230103
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  Are Neil and Peter DHB board members?
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• howard mcsweeney1

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  20 May 2013     22:28230105
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  they will be alex.
• Guest 698

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  20 May 2013     22:28230106
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  No Alex, we are DPPT board members.
  
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• Guest 1694

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  21 May 2013     09:38230134
  #6      
  DHB conducted the annual public meeting as usuall. All associated documentation is available from their web-site. Due to how late these documents are released, I find these annual meetings somewhat frustrating - 1 hour prior to commencing the meeting is an insufficient period of time to properly examine the numbers and read through the papers in order to formulate the informed questions that would allow the stakeholders to cause DHB to be held properly to account.
  
  Still, I was in attendance and listened to the presentations.
  
  Not many board members present, which is unsurprising given the changes currently underway.
  
  When we got to question time, almost all the questions were about Live Exports. Terry Sutton had a sensible one about developing for future traffic, David Hanent had one about Dover's development in relation to the planned changes at Calais and a DHB pensioner had one about his pension, but the rest were from animal welfare campaigners.
• howard mcsweeney1

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  21 May 2013     09:40230135
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  rather predictable that last bit and rather pointless as i am sure that dhb would get shot of the business if they possibly could.