General Assembly - Saturday 26 March 2022 in the amphitheatre of the French National Olympic and Sports Committee
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The General Assembly for the year 2021 was held this Saturday 26 March 2022 in a hybrid format (in person and remote), with just over 60 people attending in person and 120 connected online. This matches the numbers of an ordinary general assembly before Covid.
The activity report and the financial report were approved by a very large majority. Mattéo Loton-Bride was elected to the Board of Directors. Below you will find the details of the votes and the other items (Dominique Méreuze Prize, the Federation medal awarded to Aéroservices, presentation of the microlight theory exam and the MULM 2022). The written version of the activity report will appear in ULM-Info (April 2022).
RESULTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY VOTES OF 26 MARCH 2022
Annual Report
For: 313 (79.84%)
Against: 84 (21.16%)
Abstentions: 22
Financial Report
For: 279 (73.42%)
Against: 101 (26.58%)
Abstentions: 26
Price of the 2023 Licence
Option 1: 159 (39.26%)
Option 2: 114 (28.15%)
Option 3: 132 (32.59%)
Details of the options are in the financial report available below
Compensatory allowance for the Federation’s president
For: 306 (76.31%)
Against: 95 (23.69%)
Abstentions: 22
Candidates for the Board of Directors
ELECTED - Mr Mattéo LOTON-BRIDE 162 (45.5%)
Mr Xavier ULLIANA - 131 (36.8%)
Mr Gilles DELACOURT - 63 (17.7%)
Mattéo Loton-Bride, elected to the Board of Directors © FFPLUM
FFPLUM PRIZES & MEDALS PRESENTATION
FFPLUM Medal: Jean-Daniel ROMAN (Aéroservices)
The company Aéroservices was born in 1992 from one man’s passion: Jean-Daniel ROMAN. At the instigation of Denis DELPECH and Marcel FOURNET, the first two Guépard aircraft were created. The desire to build simple, robust machines that are easy to fly and meet the characteristics set by the DGAC for microlights led Jean-Daniel ROMAN to produce a range of machines at attractive prices, so that the pleasure of flying is within reach of as many people as possible.
Unable to attend this General Assembly, Jean-Daniel ROMAN made a point of sending a video message.
Watch the videoDominique Méreuze Prize: Godefroy Reynaud
Godefroy Reynaud, winner of the Dominique Méreuze Prize © GR
A trainee weight-shift pilot at the Villeton Microlight Club, Godefroy Reynaud won the 2021 Dominique Méreuze Prize. This year’s theme was “My ideal microlight journey”. The medium was open.
Godefroy is 16 years old and, according to his instructor, Florian Raymond, he is a driving force in the club. He is a student who picks things up very quickly. His instructor is also very proud that Godefroy won the Dominique Méreuze Prize this year.
Later on, the future pilot is heading towards IT. His video for the Dominique Méreuze Prize allowed him to combine his two passions: microlights and computing.
PRESENTATIONS
Results of the votes and elections.
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