The Board wish to advise that Tim Habel has tendered his resignation as a VAFA Director.
This is the third year of Tim’s Director tenure, during which time Tim played a significant part in the recalibration of the Club Affiliation Fees, and was an active participant chairing the Community subcommittee, before stepping off that last year.
The VAFA Board take this opportunity to thank Tim for his commitment and contribution to the VAFA.
The next VAFA Board meeting will be held on 27th May at which point the Board will minute Tim’s departure and discuss their approach to fulfilling the casual vacancy.
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