Wiki re: Goal setting

[Kevin Pacey]

The CFC has Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws. The former are hard to modify not only because of the price to be paid to Ottawa, but also because some changes may give voting rights to members who usually do not have such right.

Bylaws are easy to change, they are only filed with Ottawa, they are usually not reviewed.

That's fairly reassuring. Now, hopefully if sooner or later the CFC sets out to come up with (or begin to execute) a (revised?!) long-term plan (with goals and sub-goals), it won't cause the CFC too much trouble to deal with the federal gov't, to begin implementing the steps of said plan when it involves changing the Handbook. Last time I looked, there was some interest at a recent VM meeting to come up with such a (new!?) long-term plan, as the following thread shows; note that the 2012 plan quoted seems to be missing the specific recommendations section, unless I missed it:

http://www.chesscanada.info/forum/sh...ng-Plan-Update

Here's a link that does include those specific recommendations:

http://www.chesscanada.info/forum/sh...oto=nextoldest