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2018 Annual General Meeting June 1-3, 2018 Moncton, NB ` 2018 Annual General Meeting June 1-3, 2018 Moncton, NB Schedule Hockey New Brunswick Annual General Meeting 2018 Start Finish Meeting Friday, June 1st, 2018 3:00 PM 5:00 PM Board of Directors 6:00 PM 9:00 PM Registration 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Female Annual 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Development Annual 9:00 PM 12:00 AM Social Saturday, June 2nd, 2018 8:00 AM 10:00 AM Registration 9:00 AM 4:00 PM Junior Annual 9:00 AM 4:00 PM Minor Annual 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Officials Council 1:30 PM 4:00 PM Officials Annual 9:00 AM 4:00 PM Senior Annual 6:00 PM 9:00 PM Annual Awards Banquet 9:00 PM Social Sunday, June 3rd, 2018 9:00 AM 12:00 PM HNB Plenary Following AGM Board of Directors Hockey New Brunswick Annual Plenary Agenda Moncton, NB Sunday June 3rd, 2018 9:00 am – 12:00 pm I. Welcome Ray Carmichael II. Credentials Committee Report Nic Jansen III. Minutes of 2017 AGM (Tracadie-Sheila) Ray Carmichael IV. Business Arising from the Minutes Ray Carmichael V. President’s Report Ray Carmichael VI. Executive Director’s Report Nic Jansen VII. Standing Committee Reeports a) Appeals/Ombudsman Mark Bordage b) Constitution Barry Farnsworth c) Personnel Dave Corbett d) Risk, Conduct and Safety Neil Jacobson e) Awards Jacques Poitras VIII. Provincials Council/Commission Chair Reports a) Minor Council Todd Pye b) Officials Council Mike MacMullin c) Senor Council Phil Huckins d) Female Commission Anita Scott e) Junior Commission Bernie Leger f) Development Ron Arbeau g) EHC Todd Pye IX. Regional Operations Council Chairs Report ROC Chairs X. Finance Committee Reports a) Appointment of Auditors Andy Williams b) HNB Audited Statement Andy Williams c) Fiscal Policy Amendments Andy Williams d) HNB 2018-2019 Budget Approval Andy Williams e) NBHOC Audited Statement Mike MacMullin f) NBHOC 2018-2019 Budget Approval Mike MacMullin XI. HNB Constitution Notices of Motion Ray Carmichael XII. Annual General Meeting a) 2019 Nic Jansen b) 2020 Nic Jansen XIII. Calendar of Commitment Nic Jansen XIV. New Business XV. HNB President Election Nic Jansen XVI. Adjournment Hockey New Brunswick Minor Hockey Council Agenda Moncton, NB Saturday June 2nd, 2018 9:00 am – 4:00 pm I. Welcome Todd Pye II. Credentials/Roll Call of Delegates Nic Jansen III. Any Additions & Approval of Agenda Todd Pye IV. Minutes of 2017 AGM Minutes Todd Pye V. Business Arising from Minutes Todd Pye VI. Dr. Stephen Norris – LTPD Presentation Dr. Stephen Norris VII. Chair's Report Todd Pye VIII. Development Chair Report Ron Arbeau IX. NBFHC Representative Report Angie McKinley X. Elite Hockey Commission Report Todd Pye XI. District Director Reports (Written) Directors XII. Risk and Safety Management Report Neil Jacobson XIII. Executive Director’s Report Nic Jansen XIV. NBMHC Operation Manual Amendments Bryan Cornish XV. Allyson Tufts – Lessons from Behind the Glass Presentation Allyson Tufts XVI. HNB Constitution Notice of Motions Bryan Cornish XVII. Other Business – Additions to Agenda Todd Pye XVIII. Election – Minor Chair Nic Jansen XIX. Adjournment Hockey New Brunswick Junior Hockey Commission Agenda Moncton, NB Saturday June 2nd, 2018 9:00 am – 4:00 pm I. Welcome Bernie Leger II. Roll Call of Delegates Bernie Leger III. Commissioners Report Bernie Leger IV. Minutes of 2017 Meeting V. Business Arising from Minutes a) Maritime Branch Agreement b) Coach Certification c) Minimum wages for Major Junior Players VI. Regional Championship Reports a) Don Johnson Cup Sheldon Hay/Bernie Leger b) Maritime Hockey North Sheldon Hay/Bernie Leger VII. Junior A Report Rod Clark Junior B Report Sheldon Hay Junior C Report Sheldon Hay VIII. Commissioners Report: Junior B and C Hockey in the Province IX. Executive Director’s Report Nic Jansen X. Notices of Motion XI. Other Business XII. Adjournment Hockey New Brunswick Senior Hockey Council Agenda Moncton, NB June, 2018 9:00 am – 4:00 pm I. Welcome Phil Huckins II. Roll Call of Delegates (Voting Credentials) Phil Huckins III. Agenda Phil Huckins IV. Approval of 2017 AGM minutes Phil Huckins V. Business Arising from the Minutes Phil Huckins VI. Chair’s Report Phil Huckins VII. District Reports Directors VIII. Female Representative Report IX. League Reports X. Executive Director Report Nic Jansen XI. Disbanded teams owing money to HNB Nic Jansen XII. Senior A League for next season Phil Huckins XIII. H/C AGM Report Phil Huckins XIV. Allen Cup 2018 Claude Theriault XV. Notices of Motion(s) Phil Huckins XVI. Notice of Amendments Phil Huckins XVII. New Business XVIII. Adjournment Hockey New Brunswick Female Commission Agenda Moncton, NB Friday June 1st, 2018 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm I. Welcome Anita Scott II. Roll call of delegates Anita Scott III. Commissioners Report Anita Scott IV. Minutes of 2017 Meeting Anita Scott V. Business arising from Minutes a) Eric Poirier should host a meeting to find a replacement for President and VP positions for the SNBFHL. b) Anita is tasking the female commission to draft a proposal for Pilot Project, which will be presented at the Minor AGM on June 10, 2017. c) Female Commission will come up with a new structure and titles to be brought forth as a NOM for the 2018 AGM. Deadline to submit is March 31, 2018. VI. Commission Member Reports Members VII. Executive Director’s Report Nic Jansen VIII. Notices of Motion Anita Scott IX. New Business a) AAA Update Jason Lyons b) Communication & work load sharing Anita Scott c) Female Development Days Darren Gallen d) U13 structure within HNB Darren Gallen e) Provincial Guidelines Anita Scott X. Adjournment Hockey New Brunswick Development Commission Agenda Moncton, NB Friday June 1st, 2018 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm I. Welcome Ron Arbeau II. Roll call of delegates Ron Arbeau III. Agenda and approval Ron Arbeau IV. Minutes of 2017 Meeting Ron Arbeau V. Business arising from Minutes Ron Arbeau No Business arising from 2017 AGM minutes VI. Commissioner Report Ron Arbeau VII. Commission member reports Members VIII. Notices of Motion/Notices of Amendment Ron Arbeau IX. New Business a) Coach 1 – IP/Novice Mike Gillingham b) Coach Facilitator Clinic Mike Gillingham c) NCMP Clinic Mike Gillingham d) Atom Workshop Ron Arbeau X. Adjournment President – Ray Carmichael It is an honor to welcome you to this, the 50th, Annual General Meeting for Hockey New Brunswick. It was in 1968 that New Brunswick took leave from the Maritime Amateur Hockey Association, formed the New Brunswick Amateur Hockey Association (NBAHA) and was officially admitted to the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association as a full member with all rights and privileges. 2018 marks another milestone. It is the 30th year for our Fundraiser partnership with Clark’s Chevrolet, which provides an opportunity for families to reduce the personal expense for participation. This Annual Meeting also concludes my term as President of Hockey New Brunswick. It has been an honor to have served in this position for the past six years and I thank everyone for your support, commitment to our organization and passion for the game. Annual General Meetings are a time to celebrate successes and this weekend’s event is a credit to the vision held by those brave volunteers and the many that followed. In particular, we should recognize Ned Fowler, our first President and all subsequent Presidents. From this humble beginning HNB has grown to provide a hockey experience for approximately over 14,000 registered participants annually and 350,000 over the past 25 years. An experience that would not be possible without the 3,000 registered coach and bench personnel and the many volunteer executives and community members who manage minor association, leagues and deliver our programs, camps and clinics throughout the year. Thank you to everyone! HNB cannot standstill and as an organization must continually seek improvement and be open to new ways of doing business that keep pace with rapidly evolving expectations by players and parents. I encourage you to keep an open mind this weekend as we discuss ways to better the delivery of our sport to the grass roots. HNB governance and administration must be simplified to reduce the many layers of often conflicting if not confusing rules and regulations from Hockey Canada down to the Minor Associations. Better communication of the various roles and responsibilities is an essential element in managing conflicts as they arise. The Hockey Canada lead IP/Novice initiative to introduce cross ice small area games will certainly change the appearance of the game on the ice going forward. However, this is only a start as new methods of operation must be identified to satisfy the demand by youth and parents for instant gratification. Options such as multiple 12 week seasons, community hockey programs, clearer separation between recreational (non- checking) and competitive (checking) and other options must be explored. Ongoing coach training, certification and performance audits are key to the success of any HNB programs. In closing I want to thank our dedicated staff that keep our organization running smoothly, make the game happen on the ice for the youth in our sport and deliver on our --MISSION: Leader in developing positive lifestyles, inclusive communities and opportunities through hockey. --VISION: A better New Brunswick through hockey Executive Director – Nic Jansen Hockey New Brunswick had a successful 2017-18 season; it’s a pleasure to present this report which outlines highlights from this past season, as well updates on some new initiatives and programming for the coming season. Sponsorship Programs – This season 50 Novice / Atom teams received $500.00 through the Dodge Caravan Kids program. 172 Peewee coaches received Chevrolet Power of Play kits, which included a duffle bag and prizes for all members of their team.
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