with a personal online survey which is being undertaken on the Club's behalf.
Their email is an invitation to participate in the survey and to provide the Club with valuable information to help it continue improvements in service and ensure Members' considerations and priorities are taken into account fully in that process.
The email contains a dedicated link giving each recipient access to their own copy of the survey. The survey is designed to take no longer than 15-20 minutes to complete. However, there is no requirement to complete the questionnaire at one sitting, it is possible to return to it as many times as one wishes.
Whilst the survey has enjoyed a significant response already, the Club is eager to obtain a high level of participation in order to capture the variety and diversity of different Members needs and views. It recognises that its membership embraces a considerable range of ship types, trade sectors, regional and international trades and corporate organisation. The aim is to examine responses in detail to understand the nuances in service and performance that such a broad membership requires.
As the closing date for this survey is April 23rd 2013 we would encourage Members and brokers who have not taken part to contribute their views through the survey over the next few days.
The survey asks you whether you are happy to have your scoring and comments attributed to you in reporting. If you would prefer to remain anonymous then, rest-assured that reporting will be in aggregate only, as part of a set of summary statistics.
This survey is undertaken under the codes of conduct of The Market Research Society and of ESOMAR, the World Research Federation.
If you have any questions regarding this survey please do not hesitate to email us on the dedicated email address:
First-rate service relies upon the Club having a thorough understanding of what our Members expect from their Club and identifying any areas where we can improve. As I mentioned in the Autumn Statement in 2016, the UK Club Board announced our intention to carry out a Member Survey in 2017 in order to better understand and meet the service standards and expectations of the membership.
Time Bars (TB) is the period of time allowed for filling a claim to court for the protection of civil rights or interests (art. 256 Civil Code of Ukraine).
As a civil law country, the general provisions of prescription are provided by the Civil and Commercial Code ("the Code") in its Book I, Title IV, Chapters I and II which came into force in 1923 and was subsequently amended in 1925 and 1992. In principle, the period of prescription begins to run from the moment when the claim can be enforced. If the claim is for forbearance, prescription begins to run from the moment when the right is first infringed (Section 193/12 of the Code).
