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AGM Voting

Voting for the resolutions on the agenda for this year’s Annual General Meeting will be carried out online as it was last year. In order to avoid any possible complications with double voting we are asking all members to vote online in advance of the meeting.

This link will take you to our AGM voting site. You will be asked to enter your HDL letters or Membership number  and also your unique voting code which will be sent out by email. You must enter both in order to be able to vote on the various resolutions. 

You do not have to vote on all the resolutions and you have the option to abstain or leave your vote in the hands of the person chairing the meeting. This would normally be the Association’s President. Proxy voting forms are available on request. 

Voting will close at 12 noon on Wednesday 10th May to allow the results to compiled ahead of the meeting on Friday 12th.

This is the first opportunity we have had to appoint independent Non-Executive Directors to our board of Trustees. We believe we have identified two excellent volunteer candidates with the marketing skills that we need to help us develop our sustainable pork production workstream and sell more pedigree pigs and pork. Please take a moment to read about them in the document below. We hope that you will give them a ringing endorsement as we begin this exciting new development for the Association.

All the other documents relating to the agenda items including the Annual Report and Accounts are also published below.

Unfortunately as this is a hybrid meeting we will not be able to take questions during the meeting. Questions can be submitted to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by 12 noon Wednesday 10th May. Please label your email “AGM question” and include your name and HDL or Membership Number. We will attempt to answer all questions relevant to the agenda items during the meeting and if this is not possible a Q&A document will be produced after the meeting.

If you have not yet registered to join the online meeting or applied to attend the meeting in person please visit the news item AGM Registration.

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