UPDATE October 26, 2021:
There is a follow-up to this post.
Those who still remember the long gone month of November 2020, may also recall the rather unfortunate events that went on at the EEB2 APEEE Extraordinary Board meeting that took place on the 4th of that month.
If you don’t remember… then, tough luck! I say “tough luck” because the minutes of that meeting have disappeared from the website of our association.
Imagine for instance the mayor of a city who owns a shop in a nice area of town and decides to make the street where her business is located more attractive to potential customers: enlarging the sidewalks, developing the street greenery, improving the lightning for the dark winter evenings, etc. At the same time, other areas of the city, in dire need of infrastructure renewal, are neglected.
Continue reading Definition of conflict of interest with a blatant example
I was a candidate at the January 2021 Board election and I was not elected.
I don’t mind losing when I know that:
However, as you will probably conclude after reading this post, I strongly believe that at the January 2021 APEEE Woluwe Board election there was no level playing field and the race wasn’t fair at all.
As usual in this blog though, there will be no unsubstantiated claims without proof...
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