ICSI Election Notification - 2014
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Pursuant to Guideline No. 15 of the Company Secretaries Chapter Guidelines, 1983 (as amended), the Council has specified that constitution of the Managing Committee of Chapters having 25 or more members will be done by poll and in case of Chapters with less than 25 members will be done by nomination.
Every member of the Institute whose name is borne on the respective Chapter Register on 1st September 2014 prior to the date of election shall be eligible to vote and/or stand for election to the Managing Committee of the Chapter; provided that his/her name has not been removed from the Register after the said date and before the date of election in accordance with the Company Secretaries Act, 1980 and the Regulations made thereunder. However, for election to the Managing Committee of Grade A+ and Grade A Chapters, only Fellow Members of the Institute as on 1st September 2014 who are eligible to vote as stated above can contest the Election.
Elections to the Managing Committee of the Chapters shall be held on Saturday, the 20thDecember 2014 by ‘single transferable vote’. The code of conduct as applicable for Elections to ICSI Central / Regional Councils – 2014 shall also be applicable for elections to the Managing Committee of Chapters.
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