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Fri, 26 Aug 2005 05:42:34 +1200
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I agree with you Patrick and quite frankly can't see the need for something 
called a 'Young Professional' grouping or committee.

The beauty of any national or international committee, that I have belonged 
to, is that the younger ( new ) members intermingle with the old ( existing) 
and exciting dialogue results.

Added to this is the ability to have full ICOM voting rights which you 
mention.

This type of separatist agenda to form a splinter group seems at variance 
with the aims of ICOM and I am not sure of the true motives?

best wishes
Roger
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "P Boylan" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2005 10:57 PM
Subject: Re: Young Professional Group (update)


> On Wed, 24 Aug 2005, Mario Bucolo wrote:
>
> +++++ [CLIP] +++++
>
>> Last week I meet, informally, in Paris the ICOM General Secretary and we
>> talk about this idea. He was happy about this initiative and he want to 
>> look
>> again to the proposal after a better definition about who will join the
>> group, the group goals and strategic plan to achieve the goals.
>> He was very clear that the creation of a new International Committees 
>> inside
>> ICOM it will be difficult (also regarding burocracy) and with long times
>> (about Vienna 2007 general assembly).
>
> =================
>
> Mario:
>
> Please remember that if your suggested Group is eventually constituted as
> an official ICOM International Committee any "younger" ICOM member joining
> it would not be allowed to be a full ("voting") member in any other
> International Committee, such as the International Committee for their own
> academic or professional specialisation (ICME, Nat Hist, CECA, ICMS or
> whatever). (This is clear under the Statutes and Rules of ICOM, which
> allow full membership in only one International Committee at a time.)
>
> I am sure that nobody - least of all the younger members - would want to
> cut themselves off from perhaps more senior professional colleagues in
> their own specialisation in this way, so some other structure would be
> needed.
>
>
>
>
> Patrick Boylan
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