Peter V’landys and Glen Selikowitz two club-nominated directors for new-look ARL Commission
THE ARL Commission is close to finalising its two new directors following a vote of the 16 NRL clubs in Sydney on Thursday night.
NRL.com is reporting that Racing NSW chief executive Peter V’landys was unanimously voted in by all 16 NRL clubs while Sydney lawyer Glen Selikowitz received 10 votes compared to the six that went to former Collingwood Magpies boss Gary Pert.
Although their appointment to the new-look Commission is expected to be formalised at the annual general meeting on February 21, there is still the chance the club-appointed directors are denied a place if changes to the constitution agreed upon last year is blocked by at least two clubs.
The sweeping changes to the ARL Commission are due to the NRL clubs demanding a greater say at rugby league’s most influential table but the process has encountered a number of hiccups along the way.
V’landys has been the prime target for the clubs since the changes were proposed but a second club-appointed director had to be sought after former Broncos chairman Dennis Watt took up a similar position at the Gold Coast Titans rather than a place on the commission.
John Grant, chairman of the commission since its inception in February 2012, will vacate his post at the AGM with former Queensland premier Peter Beattie the chairman-elect.
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