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    Gary - you cannot have detailed management decisions being made by voting members. Managing must be left to management. As I see it you would get a vote for the Board, I presume a right to see and vote on the accounts annually. The same kind of voting rights that shareholders have. Possibly over Board remuneration as well. Perhaps Peter might have a better idea.

    Personally it does not matter to me, I will invest £10 whatever the voting rights are and regardless of what it conveys.

    £10 really is a nominal sum that anyone locally can afford and it should not be considered an investment as much as a stake in Dover's future. Most people will spend a lot more than that on a night out in the pub.

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