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- Whose best interests?
- Leadership – observations and learnings during a clinical, academic and commercial career
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- The health of corals, and their importance for society
- All structures great and small: is the profession coping with the rapid changes in the veterinary sector?
- Do badgers kill cows or cows kill badgers?
- A personal perspective of the medical-veterinary relationship
- General practice is the most important veterinary specialism
- Causes and cures for cataracts
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Presidential Team
Our Presidential Team comprises:
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President: Dr Niall Connell
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Vice-President: Ms Amanda Boag
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Vice-President: Dr Mandisa Greene
President and outgoing Vice-President
The recommendation for the appointment of Officers (President and outgoing Vice-President) is put to Council at the March meeting, where they are agreed.
On an occasion when the President's term on Council terminates prior to their becoming outgoing Vice-President, the outgoing Vice-President remains on the Presidential Team for a further year.
Incoming Vice-President
Any Council Member is eligible to stand for election as in-coming Vice-President.
A vote on candidates is taken by Council at the March meeting and the successful candidate must receive more than 50% of the votes cast.
Becoming incoming Vice-President is the start of a 3-year cycle: incoming Vice-President - President - outgoing Vice-President, subject to the need for re-election to Council.