The vote process is flawed in that they have counted the vote themselves and yet they are the ones most likely affected by the outcome. Not very constitutionally sound IMO.
I have no idea if that result is accurate or not and as I have no confidence in the committee, under the circumstances, I have no choice but to resign yet again.
To the EVDA-UK,
I see that you have published the result of the No Confidence vote… or your claimed result.
This vote process is fundamentally flawed in that you, the EVDA-UK committee, has done the count for the vote and yet you are the subject under consideration.Regardless of how much you might trust your MP would you allow him to count his own votes? Of course not. For any vote to have any integrity the count must be done by an independent party… someone that has no vested interest in the outcome either way.
This vote is fatally flawed in that respect. I have no evidence to suggest that the result is not sound but then again, I have no evidence to suggest it is sound either, other than your word and for me that is not enough given that you are the ones most affected by the result.
This is just another example of the incompetence of the EVDA-UK committee and with such a committee in charge of the EVDA-UK I have no alternative than to resign my membership yet again. I have offered my help and you have refused it believing your inaction and incompetence to be your preferred way. So be it.
All I can now hope is that you do not do any more damage to the EV cause than you have done already. Please remove me from your membership list.
Paul Churchley
The EVDA-UK have said that I am accusing them of malice.
Please read what I said… not what you think I said.
I said that I have seen no evidence either way. That is why the vote was flawed constitutionally. The party most affected by the outcome counted the votes! How can that give any confidence of fair play?
I stand by my statement. The vote was constitutionally flawed and had the potential for bias and that is why many didn't take part in the vote.