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Allkids Project Update

The AllKids Prek Trabaek Centre development in Cambodia
continues to move ahead in leaps and bounds, reports
Paul Otto, the in country Director. Heavy rain at the
beginning of July slowed progress a little but he was
amazed to see the steel workers welding the in rain.

The concrete/brick team are also way ahead of schedule.
With the roof on, there’s plenty of work to do during
rainy days. 52 metres of concrete drainage channels
completed.

This project was initiated by the RC St Peters as a
RAWCS project supported by D9510. $50,000 has
been raised so far. 52 metres of concrete drainage channels

Erecting frames and trusses Brickwork Kitchen & Bathrooms

Voting time for the Regionalization Pilot

If clubs have not yet voted on this matter to advise their President, they need to do so in the
next two weeks.
Presidents have been given a window from 15th-29th September to lodge the club vote. It is imperative
that all clubs vote because a non-vote will be recorded as no vote under this RI voting process.

A big thank you to all clubs for setting aside meetings to discuss this Rotary - changing topic as well as
to the 12 presenters who covered all 86 Rotary and Rotaract clubs over 10 weeks and finished the task
by 31 August.

Rotaract to be full partners in the Regionalization vote

The Core team running the regionalization pilot strategy petitioned the RI Board to change its mind to
allow Rotaract clubs definitive voting rights along with Rotary clubs. The districts had been concerned
that Rotaract was being treated unfairly in the process.

The matter was discussed with RI administration which accepted the arguments put and our Zone Director
Jessie Harman presented the motion to the Board at its meeting in late August. The Board unanimously
agreed to the change.

Euan Miller
Regionalization District Representative
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