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State Delegates General Meetings Notice of Meeting Business Notices of Motion Special Gen Meetings Proceedings Voting Proxy Voting		Back: Your ABF > ABF Constitution > Rules > Part IV - General Meetings Voting at General Meetings ASSOCIATIONS INCORPORATION ACT 1985 (SA) RULES of AUSTRALIAN BASEBALL FEDERATION INCORPORATED PART IV - GENERAL MEETINGS (Adopted by Council 27 February 1999) \| PDF Version \| Table of Contents \| \| Entitlement to Vote \| Where Voting Equal \| 19 VOTING AT GENERAL MEETINGS 19.1 Entitlement to Vote Each Member State shall, subject to these Rules, have 1 vote at General Meetings. State Delegates shall represent their respective Member States. No other Member shall be entitled to vote but shall, subject to these Rules, have and be entitled to exercise those rights set out in Rule 5.1. 19.2 Where Voting Equal If voting is equal the status quo remains. [Back to Top]