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CEO Chat (continued)


next thirty years. So, the June Report Magazine provides a rare opportunity to do both things:


a) to look back fondly at the memories we have created, and;


b) to look ahead with hope, anticipation and excitement as we set out our stall in readiness to write the next chapters in the Institute’s history.


I have never been called by someone to be told I have been ‘honoured’ for anything, so cannot imagine what it must feel like to receive a call out of the blue! But I had the pleasure recently of notifying five IIMS members that they have been honoured for their service to the Institute and the surveying profession. To hear their surprise and their genuine gratitude was special and humbling. They are most deserving of their awards, and I salute them all on your behalf. You can find out more about the new honours in this bulletin.


Following the sad news of John Excell’s death (as reported in last month’s bulletin), I am delighted to be able to announce the unveiling of the John Excell Award for Outstanding Achievement. Given John’s thirst and hunger for knowledge and learning throughout his surveying career, there can be no finer way to ensure his legacy continues through this award. There are more details on this topic in the bulletin.


The first marine corrosion professional qualification course starts on 18th


June, but there is still time to register


to take part and expand your knowledge in this critical area of surveying. For more information, please go to https://bit.ly/39PG3qG.


There have been several high-profile breaking news stories since last month’s news bulletin and I have included them in abbreviated format in this publication with links (where appropriate). They are:


- Interim MAIB report on fatal accident between Seadogz and a buoy plus urgent safety recommendation published;


- Sir Robin Knox-Johnston warns of double VAT for extended cruises;


- Revised Code for the design, construction and operation of hire boats published.


And finally, I hope to see you online for the birthday celebrations and AGM on 9th June. To register your place, go to https://bit.ly/3tvasCa.


Survey well.


Mike Schwarz Chief Executive Officer


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