Internal inclusivity Sample Clauses

Internal inclusivity. The individual members of the primary coops (and indirectly the secondary coop) have ownership of the land. Three units, totalling 21 members, have a title deed for their land. These deeds were obtained by the farmers after farming a number of years in the Keiskamma Irrigation Scheme under which they paid a fee (subtracted from their milk deliveries) to the central processing unit owned by a government body called LIMOCOR. At the time of the collapse of the scheme, the ownership transaction had not been completed for all the farmers in the scheme. As a result, two units of ten members total have a Deed of Sale but no title deed. The last unit still needs to be surveyed by the provincial Department of Rural Development and Land Affairs. Despite these administrative issues, the land ownership is not contested with clear distinction of each member’s land. The trust has also cleared land previously unused, for example along the banks of the river. The secondary coop is in discussion with the department of land affairs on ownership of these lands. Aside from the land, the individual members do not own any other assets on the farm. The secondary cooperative, Seven Stars, is the owner of all the fixed assets such as the milking parlours, buildings and irrigation infrastructure. Each of the members has an equal share in the secondary coop, despite the individual landholdings varying in size between 12 and 20ha. This is done for ease of administration. Through the six trustees on the Board of Trustees of the Seven Star trust, the landowners have a large say in the development and financial management of the farm. In theory, through their two- third majority, they could enforce certain decisions without having to obtain the approval from the Amadlelo Agri trustees. Both shareholders have the same aim, i.e. the profitable operation of the dairy activity, hence in practice the Board has taken decisions in agreement between both groups of beneficiaries. The fact that the coop members rejected the first proposal for partnership indicates that the members do have a say in what happens on their land. Their negotiating power will be demonstrated in the upcoming renegotiation of the sharemilking agreement which expires in March 2015. The coop seeks advice from legal sources as well as from government during a negotiation period. Although the ownership and the voice of the trust are shared equally, or in favour of the landowners, Xxxxxxxx is exposed to most of the risks rela...
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