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Public Service Coop Credit Union Holds Elections Today

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March 2, 2024
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The Guyana Public Service Cooperative Credit Union is holding its Special General Meeting (SGM) today that will see the elections of office bearers. Members of the Credit Union have been in long battle with the incumbent Management Committee to have a SGM and hold elections for new office bearers.

The Full Court on February 6 ordered the SGM be held on or before 10th March and prescribed a menu of measures that must be satisfied for the holding of the elections.

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The case was filed by Mehalai McAlmont and others, who were represented by attorneys-at-law Roysdale Forde S.C and Christopher Thompson.

Last January the Full Court dismissed applications from Public Service Credit Union, Management Committee to delay the elections.

Team Trevor Benn seems to be favoured to win the elections.

Voting runs from 10:00 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.

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