Clubs in Langley, Nanaimo among many singled out for irregular voting at AGM
A judge has ordered new elections for the board of Cricket BC after irregularities, including improperly cast proxy votes from the Langley, Nanaimo, and Allcomers clubs during last November’s annual general meeting.
At the Nov. 4 AGM, Cricket BC held an election for five positions – vice president, secretary, and three director members at large. There were also issues with the proxy votes. Of the 22 votes cast by proxy, Mayer found there were issues with three of them – the Langley Cricket Club, Allcomers Cricket Club, and Nanaimo Cricket Club.
The judge found that Hardat had not been qualified to run for president in the first place. Hardat said he was a lifetime member of the Victoria and District Cricket Association, but Mayer found there was insufficient evidence that Hardat had ever paid the required fees.
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