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Ngày: Thứ bảy, 13-07-2013, 00:08 | Message # 1 |
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Australian woolgrowers have voted to keep the two per cent levy on wool sales to fund study, improvement and marketing and advertising of your natural fibre.In total, 60.94% of all achievable woolgrower votes have been cast as a part of WoolPoll 2012, the largest return because the triennial vote began 12 years ago. This compares to 53.7% of votes returned in 2009.Announcing the outcomes, Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) Chief Executive Officer, Stuart McCullough thanked woolgrowers for finding behind the poll. "This is usually a very higher amount of return for a voluntary vote. WoolPoll 2012 has set a new benchmark for our sector, with highest ever outcome for each votes and voters, "he added.Mr McCullough stated the outcome gave AWI the opportunity to continue the progress made in recent years across all locations from the organisation but emphasised how levies would usually be managed responsibly and prudently to provide outcomes for all growers.As in earlier Polls, eligible levy payers were invited to select their preferred levy alternative from 0, 1, two, 2.five and three per cent.Mr McCullough acknowledged the efforts of Will Roberts, Chairman of the WoolPoll Panel.WoolPoll follows strict suggestions set out in the WoolPoll Regulations as an independent, democratic method. The outcomes have been certified by the Returning Officer from Hyperlink Market place Services Limited.Complete facts from the WoolPoll vote will be presented towards the AWI AGM this Friday the 23rd of November, getting first been presented for the AWI Board as per due course of action.
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