B) Dr. Lanctis discussed 7.C.ii. Dr. Read-Ward moved to charge for the ICD History.  Dr. Lanctis seconded the motion. The motion was defeated.

C) Dr. Lanctis discussed 8.D.i.c. The word "request" will be removed.

D) Minutes should be made available as soon as possible. Dr. Lanctis moved that the draft should be produced in 45 days if possible and the final minutes in 90 days, if possible. Dr. Marshall seconded and the Council approved. Dr. Lanctis moved to buy a recorder for recording minutes and Dr. Marshall seconded. The motion was approved.

E) Dr. Carroll moved to approve the minutes. Dr. Glynn seconded the motion and the Council approved the motion

His travels have taken him to Toronto for the Canadian ICD meeting where he also met with the Registrar-Secretary General Committee and Dr. Brady to discuss the Secretary General contract. He will go to the Charleston, South Carolina and Kansas City, Missouri meetings with the USA Section. Kuala Lumpur will see him in September, and in November he will go to Buenos Aires, Argentina for Section IV (South America) meeting.

Dr. Schoessler talked about Immediate Past President Dobbin of Australia. He is doing well but was not up to the trip to Munich. He requested the By-Laws Committee add a provision to the College By-Laws for the Nominating Committee so that the next senior past president is utilized as a member if one of the current members is absent.

He (Dr. Schoessler) is excited about our website because it will give us international exposure and potentially allow each Section to display what it wants under the umbrella of the College. We will see a demonstration later in the meeting.

B) President-Elect Lanctis: He read his report and submitted it in writing (addendum1).

C) Vice President Horiuchi: He went to the Japanese Section meeting this year. He wants to explore the following with the Constitution and By-Laws Committee: every other year the Council meets in the USA with the USA Section at their annual meeting. Therefore, every other year the Council meets outside the USA. A USA Section Fellow is the President of the Council every other year. Every other year a Section other than the USA has a President. The objective is for the Council meeting to be held in the Section whose Fellow is President of the International College of Dentists that year.

D) Treasurer Kerrigan: Secretary General Brady gave His report. All aspects of the report are included in the Council Book. At the bottom of page 31 (disbursement of funds) net increase for 2000 and not 2001 as indicated. Dr. Lathrop moved to accept the Treasurer's Report. Dr. Johnson seconded the motion and the Council approved.

E) Editor Hawkins: He made an oral report and submitted his written report. His four motions will be deferred until after the web site report.

F) Dr. Schoessler announced that past president Gerrit van der Harst had joined us at the meeting.

B) College Growth and Development Committee -Dr. Castillo: There was no activity so no report was given.

C) Constitution Committee - Dr. Carroll: The Committee moved and seconded acceptance of the Constitution and By-Law's. Under discussion, Dr. Johnson requested to delay the motion until after Resolution # 1 (realignment presented by Councilman Teo Choo Soo in 1999). President Schoessler deferred with the Constitution Committee's agreement. Dr. Shick had several minor editorial changes and he asked for and was given permission by the Council to mail them to Dr. Carroll for his consideration.

D) Finance Committee - Dr. Schoessler: The Finance Committee will meet during the lunch hour and report back after that.

E) Rehabilitation and Appeal Committee - Dr. Dobbin: Dr. Dobbin was excused absence but there was no activity therefore there were no reports.

B) Long-Term Investment Committee - Dr. Johnson: Currently there are no funds available for long term investment. Secretary General Brady explained that the current bank used for the checking account has been closed and a new account at First Union National Bank has been opened. The advantages were explained.

Dr. Glynn moved that for long-term investing we should use the same guidelines as the USA Section. Dr. Shick seconded the motion and the Council approved.

President Schoessler directed a letter be written to each Secretary General/Registrar of each Section explaining the action.

C) History Committee - Dr. Shaffer: Secretary General Brady presented the History report. Each Section will be given 40 copies. Dr. Phillips moved to have the Secretary General write a letter of appreciation to Dr. Shaffer for a job well done. Dr. Moriyama seconded the motion. In discussion a request was made to defer the motion until Section IV makes its report. Dr. Phillips agreed.

B) Section 2 - Canada: Annual meeting was held in Toronto. Written report was submitted. Newsletter was passed out.

C) Section 3 - Mexico: Dr. Bello talked about President Sakar and President Elect Zeron. Written report was submitted.

Dr. Castillo directed the Council to page seven of the Section IV report and moved that motions 1, 2, and 4 be forwarded to the Constitution and By-Laws committee for their consideration. Dr. Johnson seconded the motion and the Council approved.

Dr. Castillo moved motion 3 from page 7 of the Section IV report. This was the same motion that Dr. Phillips deferred earlier. This motion was again seconded by Dr. Moriyama and the Council approved.

Dr. Bello requested that Section IV report page 2, last paragraph be charged from "Latin America to "South America." Dr. Castillo agreed. Dr. Johnson requested (that the web site in South America have English on it, because it is the language of the College. Dr. Castillo agreed.

A discussion occurred because Section IV is deleting Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela as districts. Dr. Lanctis wanted more information as to why they were being dropped. If it was money, perhaps the fees could be changed. Dr. Marshall said we should leave the decision to Section IV who has said those districts were not interested.

E) Section 5 - Europe: Dr. Read-Ward informed the Council he is resigning from the Council at the conclusion of this meeting because he disagrees on many subjects. The History and Globe costs concern him. He feels the Council does not discuss important issues at the meetings and there is lack of subcommittee time and discussion.

The written report was submitted. Dr. Read-Ward then provided a video demonstration of where the European web site is currently. He believes it has great education potential and there can be day to day use of the web site. He also believes this would enable us to reach the less fortunate colleagues and, as an example, the Ukraine who was added this year.

The European Board of Regents gave 1,000 pounds to the project this year.

Dr. Lathrop was sorry to hear Dr. Read-Ward felt that way about the Council and asked him to reconsider his resignation.

F) Section 6 - India: Dr. Bali was not here so no report was submitted.

G) Section 7 - Japan: Dr. Moriyama presented a report orally and the written report was filed in the Council book.

H) Section 8 - Australasian: Dr. Dobbin could not be here so no report was given.

I) Section 9 - Philippine Islands: Dr. Orosa could not be here so no report was filed.

J) Section 10 - Middle East: Dr. Karjin presented an oral report. Written report was filed.

K) Section 11 - Korea: Dr. Woong Yang was unable to attend the meeting because of airline problems so no report was filed.

L) Section 12 - Chinese Taipei: Dr. Chan gave an oral report.

M) Section 20 - International Section: Dr. Teo could not be here but his report was passed out and filed. 

B) Master Candidates:

Dr. Johnson moved that the International Council adopt the domain name http://www.icd.org and authorize the Information Technology Committee to make a final preparation for a permanent web site for the International College of Dentists and approve an amendment to the budget to support the same. Dr. Lathrop seconded the motion and the Council approved.

Dr. Johnson informed the Council that when the USA Section meets in July, they would be requested to relinquish the domain name that the College wishes to adopt. He also mentioned many things that could be placed on the site. Dr. Brady requested that the toll free number not be published.

Dr. Johnson told the Council that $3,000.00 (US) would be needed is funds for 2001, and $3,000.00 (US) would be needed in the budget for 2002.

Dr. Glynn moved to increase the 2001 budget by $3,000.00 (US) for the website and increase the 2002 budget by $3,000.00 (US). Dr. Marshall seconded the motion and the Council approved.

Dr. Read-Ward suggested the European flag use a blue field with gold stars in the circle. He also suggested that the updated date be placed on each page. 

a. Vietnam, which is in Region 23, could be relocated to Legion 31.

b. Malaysia, which is in Region 25, could be relocated to Region 33.

c. China and Hong Kong should remain in Region 22 but be identified as 22a and 22b.

Dr. Glynn moved to accept the Section 20 changes as proposed by Dr. Teo. Dr. Carroll seconded the motion. During discussion Dr. Hawkins moved an amendment to the motion to divide the proposal into 2 parts: Vietnam and Malaysia considered together and China and Hong Kong considered together. Dr. Phillips seconded and the Council passed the amendment.

As further discussion occurred, Dr. Glynn moved to reconsider the amendment just passed. Dr. Shick seconded the motion and the Council passed.

The prevailing thought is that Dr. Teo is the Councilman and he is the one who made the proposal. He is more familiar with the area than the rest of the Council.

The Council then passed the original motion on the floor, which is what Dr. Teo proposed.