CII AGM resolutions pass but organisation declines to hold no confidence vote
The Chartered Insurance Institute opted not to put two motions to members at its annual general meeting yesterday that called for a halt to the implementation of the 2016 strategic manifesto and for a vote of no confidence in CEO Sian Fisher.
As reported by Post, Grant Scott, former CII vice president for local institutes, put forward the motions on the morning of the AGM and they were seconded by Robin Melley, vice president of the
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