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PROPOSAL TO ALL CONCERNED MARANAOS OF LANAO DEL SUR
PROPOSAL TO ALL CONCERNED MARANAOS OF LANAO DEL SUR
By: Jalani M. Pamlian
I. Situationer
Corruption and violence were the core problems that hinder peace and development of
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Poverty is one of the debilitating effects
of Corruption. A strong correlation between corruption and poverty is evident
in the results of the Corruption Perception Index 2006. According to
Transparency International Chair Huguette Labelle, “Corruption traps millions
in poverty”. And that is true for Lanao del Sur because it is one of the
poorest provinces in the
Ten Poorest Provinces
II. Challenge
One of the reasons of continuing corruption and violence in our place is the passiveness of maranao people knowing that with our own initiatives we can help eliminate these problems. We can do something for this. We can make a difference by addressing possible solutions to these problems and so long us we adhere to the teachings of our Prophet Muhammad (saw). Our beloved Prophet said: مَنْ
رَأَى مِنْكُمْ مُنْكَرًا فَلْيُغَيِّرْهُ بِيَدِهِ فَإِنْ لَمْ يَسْتَطِعْ فَبِلِسَانِهِ
فَإِنْ لَمْ يَسْتَطِعْ فَبِقَلْبِهِ وَذَلِكَ أَضْعَفُ الْإِيمَانِ
"When any one of you sees anything that is disapproved
(of by Allah), let him change it with his hand. If he is not able to do so,
then let him change it with his tongue. And if he is not able to do so, then
let him change it with his heart, though that is the weakest (kind of)
faith."
Basing on the above hadith, our Prophet Muhammad (saw) has challenged every muslim to be a catalyst of change.
III. Proposal
During our online discussion in ranaw website, we have planned to create an organization which its primary objective is to take an appropriate approach in eliminating corruption and violence. I have written a some details and draft of constitution and by laws of the planned organization. I am leaving this proposal to every concerned maranaos of
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A. Proposed name of the Organization: RANAO CITIZENS AGAINST CORRUPTION AND
VIOLENCE
B. Mission/Vision Statement
To take an appropriate action in eliminating corruption and violence
Vision:
To protect Lanao Province from debilitating effects of corruption and violence
C. Code of Conduct
Code of Conduct:
1. We shall devote our self to be truthful and maintain the integrity of the organization. 2. We shall live in life of honesty and volunteerism. 3. We shall perform our duty voluntarily and in accordance with the policies of the organization. 4. We shall nurture in our heart the love of our mother place. 5. We shall not disclose any important information to the organization.
D. Constitution and by-laws
Preamble
We, concerned citizens of Lanao del Sur, do hereby bind ourselves in seek of transparent governance and peaceful Lanao province. Towards these ends we recall the ayah in Qur'an:
وَتَعَاوَنُواْ عَلَى البِرِّ وَالتَّقْوَى وَلاَ تَعَاوَنُواْ عَلَى
الإِثْمِ وَالْعُدْوَانِ
"Help one another in righteousness and piety, but do not help one another in sin and rancour"
Desiring to support a call for peace and
development in
Article I- Name
The organization shall be called and known as Ranao Citizens Against Corruption and Violence, or by the initials RCCV.
Article II- Mission
Article III- Membership
Membership is effective upon signification of intent and payment of membership fee.
Article IV- Meetings
Article V- Convening Board
Article VI- Officers of RCCV
Chairman, Co-Chairman, Executive Secretary, Financial Officer, Internal Auditor, Chief of Issue Advocacy, Spokesperson, Chief of Recruitment, Assistant Chairman for Election concerns, Chief Coordinator, Provincial Coordinator, National Coordinator, Research Analyst, Chief Investigator, and Planning Officer.
b. appoint from among his co-members the rest of positions mentioned. c. represent the
RCCV in all matters external to the RCCV.
d. appoint with the consent of the Convening Board all committee heads e. secure persons willing to serve as a legal advisers, Ulama advisers, and technical advisers. 4. The Co-Chairman shall chair the meetings of the Convening Board and of the RCCV and assume the functions of Chairman when the latter is unable or incapable of carrying out these responsibilities.
Convening Board and of the RCCV, keep in proper order all
records and Communications necessary to the mission of the RCCV.
6. The Financial Officer is responsible for collecting membership fees, keeping the financial records of RCCV and
approving expenditures consistent with the budget. 7. The Internal Auditor shall evaluate and
assess the financial records of RCCV. 8. The Chief of Issue Advocacy
shall gather important informations regarding local governance and violence
issues and submits it to the convening
board and to RCCV members. The Chief is also responsible for
publication of RCCV's stand on public
issues. 9. The
Spokesperson shall speak on behalf of
RCCV's stand on public issues. He is responsible for
coordinating with the media groups. 10. The Chief of Recruitment shall secure persons
willing to serve and volunteer in the organization, and keeps files of the RCCV members and
officers. 11. The
Assistant Chairman for Election Concerns gathers data on election frauds, vote buying
and other election related problems, submits his report to the Convening board. 12. The Chief Coordinator shall
act as head liaison of national and
provincial coordinator, approves the appointment of city, municipal and assistant coordinators and communicates all the
decisions of convening board to RCCV members. 13. The Provincial Coordinator shall act as a
head liaison of municipal coordinators,
recommends to the chief coordinator aspirants for municipal coordinators, shall evaluate public reactions
on current issues & submits report to the chief
coordinator. 14. The National Coordinator shall coordinate
with established national anti- corruptions and violence
organization. 15. The Research Analyst shall
gather and analyze data, surveys, public opinions, and conducts consultations, see to
it that all research results are kept,
and submits report to the convening board . 16. The Chief Investigator
shall investigate all complaints received, anomalies and other public issues,
submits report and recommends appropriate actions to the convening board, and
has the power to create a investigating teams. 17. The Planning Officer shall
arrange programs, activities, and meetings of the convening board and of the RCCV members,
and prepares agenda for each meeting of RCCV and the convening board. 18. In the event that any member of the Convening Board shall resign or or otherwise become
ineligible for service, a vacancy shall be declared and filled by a majority vote of the
remaining members of the Convening Board. Members of the
RCCV chosen to fill a vacancy on the
Convening Board. will
serve out the remainder of the term of the one whose resignation or ineligibility created the
vacancy.
Article VII- By-laws
By-Laws consistent with this Constitution are enacted by the Convening Board by majority vote. By their nature, By-Laws are to express policy of the RCCV that is of important enduring character, or procedures required to carry out the purposes of this Constitution. By-Laws once enacted may be amended or repealed by majority vote. Actions taken contrary to existing By-Laws are not valid. By-Laws must be submitted in writing before vote.
Article VIII- Resolutions
Resolutions of
the Convening Board are to be developed by consensus whenever possible. If
consensus is not possible, Resolutions may take effect upon the vote of a
simple majority of the entire membership of the Convening Board.
Article
IX- Committees
Ordinarily the
business of the RRCV is conducted by the
Convening Board. The Convening Board may
constitute itself as a Committee of the whole. But in case there is a need to create an appropriate committees for
study and report, such appropriate
committee shall be established by
Resolution of the Board.
Article X- Funds
1. RCCV Funding is to be raised from
dues, membership fees, gifts from individuals and charitable foundations, and
corporate donations. Grants for particular purposes are not to be accepted from
any source without prior scrutiny of the Convening Board, and corporate
donations shall be subject to moral and ethical scrutiny.
2. No appropriations are to be made to members
of the RCCV as means of compensation.
Article XI-
Amendments
This
Constitution may be amended by the majority vote of the members of the RCCV
voting on the issue of Amendment. Amendments to this Constitution may be
proposed by Resolution of the a duly elected Convening Board or by petition of
at least twenty members of the RCCV. Proposed amendments must be submitted in
writing to all members of the at least
thirty days prior to the vote. The vote may be held at the annual Meeting or by
mail.
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