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MEMBERS’ FEEDBACK FROM BELFAST

This was generally very favourable and appreciative. Despite the adverse weather
it was good to meet up face to face at long last. Virtual attendees generally had a very
satisfactory experience. The visit to Stormont and the Public Speaking Competition had
been a particular success.

The standard of speakers on day two was also generally high. The only downside
for some members were the different venues making the use of taxis necessary and due
to the adverse weather they were less available than they otherwise would have been.

Chris Nendick, VP Advocacy

Above, Sue Holtom delivering the Misogyny Motion,
and Chris Nendick, VP Advocacy.
The Misogyny motion was passed at the AGN, and it is the VP Advocacy
that will take this forward with the Advocacy WG and with the help of
members.