Annual General Meeting

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Here at Credit Union Plus we are always looking at ways in which to improve our service to you.
We know many people now prefer to communicate using email, to reduce the amount of paper they receive.

We would therefore like to communicate the following to you by email:

• Notice of Annual General Meeting and the Annual Report
• Notice of a Special General Meeting
• Statements for Members pursuant to Section 130 of the Credit Union Act 1997 (as amended)
• Any other such Notice, Statement, Documentation or Communication where the Board of   Directors believe electronic delivery to be expedient.

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