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Aug 30, 2003 – Day 4, Daily Summary – H&I Committee Closing Report

Posted on August 30, 2003November 27, 2022 by caws.archivist

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C.A. WORLD SERVICE CONFERENCE 2003

H&I COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE REPORT

INTRODUCTION AND OPENING COMMENTS:

My name is Harrison R. Jenkins, WSC H&I Chair, with 1 vote at this year’s conference. Our H&I committee was delegated the task of revising the WSC H&I Guidelines and Information manual. The H&I committee toiled many exhausting and laborious hours to complete this project.

Even though the committee did not have many referrals this conference, the H&I members displayed an uncanny vision for the future growth and the welfare of the WSC H&I committee. We worked on numerous projects for the upcoming year. Also, we have created a new sub-committee called the H&I International Outreach.

I am truly honored and grateful to be re-elected as the committee chair for another term. I am overwhelmed to be a part of this committee’s perseverance, dedication, and undaunted service to CA as a whole.

REFERRALS THAT RESULTED IN MOTIONS:

H&I Guidelines Report:

Robert E. Holloway Sub-Committee Chair

Our committee has worked hard at this conference & throughout the year to comply with referral #1604 –revising the 1995 H&I Guidelines Manual. I would like to give a special thanks to former Guidelines chair Donald Logan.

Committee motions:

The following are motions for the changes made to the Guidelines and information 1995 edition to 2003 edition. 

Motion to change: Front cover from revised September 1995 to Revised August 2003

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Second

Motion Passes Unanimously

Motion to change: Table of Contents Page (ii) – Continued

Second

Robert Speaks in favor of Motion

Motion Passes Unanimously 

Motion to change: Table of Contents numbering for addition of pages 27-37

Second

Motion Passes Unanimously

Motion to change: Page 3 under Open H&I Meetings addition of (see Open H&I Meeting Format)

Second

Motion passes unanimously 

Motion to change: Page 3 under General information for Contacting Facilities (see Sample letter page 20) Change to (see sample letter page 25)

Second

Motion Passes with minor opposition

Motion to change: Page 5 The H&I Can section to the bottom of the page from the top of the page making the section flow more evenly

Second

Motion Passes unanimously

Motion to change: Page 6 to be Passing An H&I Can –The How and Why Of It

Second

Paulette Furoy- Point of information

Was this run by the Trustee for Tradition Violations?

Gillian – Yes it was

Harrison – that page was passed in 92

Motion Passes unanimously

Motion to change: Page 7 under Part II – Elected Positions – Treasurer- the addition of the following – Duties and Responsibilities under   letter C – letter D to read To be gainfully employed and /or financially stable.

Second

Motion passes with substantial unanimity

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Motion to change: Page 13 under Part IV – C.A. Hospitals and Institutions Suggested Meeting Format – From Cocaine Anonymous will be using the Alcoholics Anonymous 12 Steps of recovery because it has already   been proven that it works.   To: We use the twelve steps of recovery because it has already been proven that the twelve step recovery program works. 

Second 

Kevin Murphy- Friendly amendment – Add page 14

Accepted

Motion now reads:

Page 13 and 14 under Part IV – C.A. Hospitals and Institutions Suggested Meeting Format – From Cocaine Anonymous will be using the Alcoholics Anonymous 12 Steps of recovery because it has already   been proven that it works.   To: We use the twelve steps of recovery because it has already been proven that the twelve step recovery program works.

Scot Botz – point of order –

Does the motion before it was amended refer to page 13 in the 1995 version?

Yes

Scott Botz- Then I believe it is out of order.

Which version do you want to make this motion applicable?

Harrison – We want it to reflect in the new draft.

Kevin Murphy- Friendly amendment – To remove my previous amendment.

Scott Botz- parliamentary Inquiry –

Can I make a motion to deal with ?

Chair- We have a motion on the floor which is flawed due to the non existent page . The motions correct the 1995 version. It could be amended with

Paulette Furoy- Withdraw objection to amendment

Scott Botz-friendly amendment –

To change the text of page 14 and 15

Not accepted

Kay Thomas- I speak against the motion – I can not follow it the way it is written now.

David Mcquaid- Point of information

There is a motion to add page 15 later in your report does that change anyones thinking?

You are correct

Shane Merck- I speak in favor of the idea , but I need clarity 

Shane Merck- Motion to lay on the table

Second

Chair – That motion is out of order at this time

Gillian Rowan– Call the question

Motion Passes with some opposition

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Motion we are voting on:

Motion to change: Page 13 and 14 under Part IV – C.A. Hospitals and Institutions Suggested Meeting Format – From Cocaine Anonymous will be using the Alcoholics Anonymous 12 Steps of recovery because it has already   been proven that it works.   To: We  use the twelve steps of recovery because it has already been proven that the twelve step recovery program works

Motion carries with substantial unanimity

Next Motion:

Motion to change: Page 13 under part IV- Meeting format and readings. It is a custom in Cocaine Anonymous to read a portion adapted from the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous entitled “How it Works” the addition of the following- or “We Can Recover.

Second 

Cynthia Cronhkite- friendly amendment

Remove the words taken from the CA story Book.

Accepted

Cynthia Cronhkite- I speak in favor of the motion

Bob Lemon- I speak against the motion

Wilbert LaFleur-I speak against this motion

Rick Hoffman- Point of information

Isn’t this change brining things in line to what we already offer at the WSO

Robert- This refers to a referral from 2001

Scott C- I speak in favor of the motion

Max Gregan- I speak in favor of the motion

Eric Rosene- FRIENDLY AMENDMENT –

To change 13 under part 5 it is a Custom in CA to Read Who or We Can

Rejected

David Booth- Call the question

Second

Motion to close debate passes unanimously

Motion to change: Page 13 under part IV- Meeting format and readings. It is a custom in Cocaine Anonymous to read a portion adapted from the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous entitled “How it Works” the addition of the following- or “We Can Recover.

Motion Passes with noted opposition

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Next Motion: 

Motion to change: Page 13 under part IV- Meeting format and readings. I would like to close by having_________________ read The Promises the addition of the following –A Vision For You or Reaching Out 

Second

Motion Passes unanimously

Motion to change: Addition of New page 15- (see H& I Guidelines DRAFT)

Part IV – Meeting Formats and Readings

Second

Rick Hoffman- parliamentary Inquiry – Am I allowed to suggest amendment

Yes

Rick Hoffman- FRIENDLY AMENDMENT –

That in paragraph 4 the language be changed to read

That we use the 12 step recovery because it has already been proven that the 12 steps work. 

Motion to change: Addition of New page 15- (see H& I Guidelines DRAFT)

Part IV – Meeting Formats and Readings and change paragraph four to read “ We use the 12 steps of Recovery Because it has already been proven that the 12 steps work.” In Paragraph 5 scratch – taken from the CA storybook and Paragraph 10 scratch – Taken from CA story Book 

Aurora Rios friendly amendment – 

In Paragraph 5 scratch – taken from the CA storybook and Paragraph 10 scratch – Taken from CA story Book

Scot Botz- Parliamentary Inquiry –

Didn’t that previous motion deal with this

Chair – No

 Motion to change: Addition of New page 15- (see H& I Guidelines DRAFT) – Part IV – Meeting Formats and Readings and change paragraph four to read “

We use the 12 steps of recovery because it has already been proven that the 12-step recovery program works.“Scratch From paragraph 5 – taken from the CA storybook and Paragraph 10 scratch – Taken from CA story Book.

Rick Hoffman- Parliamentary Inquiry –

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That is not correct

Point of Order- Quorum Count

Chair- We will do that soon

Rick Hoffman- Point of order

Steve Mackey – Point of order

I don’t understand why the chair calls people in to vote

Chair – You are out of order

Jennifer Jacques- I speak against the motion

David Booth- Call the question

Second

Motion to call the question Passes Unanimously

Final motion now reads:

Motion to change: Addition of New page 15- (see H& I Guidelines DRAFT)

Part IV – Meeting Formats and Readings and change paragraph four to read “

We use the 12 steps of recovery because it has already been proven that the 12-step recovery program works.” Scratch from paragraph 5 – taken from the CA storybook and Paragraph 10 scratch – Taken from CA story Book.

Motion Passes with some opposition 

Shane Merck- 5th Concept statement

Jahi Boseda – I would like to make a motion to amend motion previously passed motion #9 on the H and I report

Point of Order – Scott Botz

Is it possible that we could do this in housekeeping?

Jahi Boseda- Withdraw the motion

Chair- If there is any objection this can be a housekeeping matter 

Suzanne Sowa- I object to prior motion being amended

There is no need to amend it.

Chair- On occasion we will allow a committee to do housekeeping so long as no one objects and I will now ask again if there are no objections to the H and I committee to do that

Motion to change: Addition of New page 16- (see H&I Guidelines DRAFT) Qualifications of H&I Open Meeting Chairperson And Qualifications of H&I Open Meeting Leader

Second

Page 228

Motion passes unanimously 

Motion to change: Addition New page 19- We Can Recover to be added to Meetings Format and Readings

Second

Motion passes unanimously 

Motion to change: Addition New page 23- Reaching Out to be added to Meetings Format and Readings

Second

Motion passes unanimously

Motion to change: Addition New page 32- Contact Report

(See H&I Guidelines DRAFT)

Second

Motion passes unanimously

Motion to change: New page 33- Panel Chair INFO Sheet (see H&I Guidelines DRAFT)

Second

Motion passes unanimously 

Motion to change: Page 34 The following in its entirety-   The order sheets supplied in Guidelines and Information are the newest revision at the time of printing, however these order sheets are consistently being upgraded and amended. It is advised that you check for an updated revision. H&I order forms are here for your convenience only and the Hospital and Institution Committee accepts no liability for this pricelist being correct.

Second

Bryan Seid– Point of information

This H&I order form which is current, why would I order multiple years for H and I

Max- Some times there are sober members doing long times of incarceration and they need

Main Motion Passes unanimously

Motion to change: Add pages 34-37 Hospitals and Institutions Merchandise Order Forms (see H&I Guidelines DRAFT)

Second

Motion Passes Unanimously

Video Sub-Committee Report:

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Jason Hutchison Sub-Committee Chair

As this project goes into it’s production schedule, we would like to thank all of the members past & present who have taken part in the making of this video. We would also like to thank all that helped raise monies for this much-needed tool, and thank the entire fellowship for their thoughts and prayers on this project. Sept. 19th 2003, Miss Patty & Jahi Boseda will be heading to great state of Florida to meet with one hundred men & women of the fellowship of cocaine anonymous who have answered the call of service, and to be in our video. The H&I Committee has done all that we could do. It is now time to let go and trust. The H&I committee fully supports this much-needed tool and thanks all of you for allowing us to be of service.

Responding to referral #1538

Suggested format for Mass Media Production’s

7 -Point Process:

1 – Create a ‘script’ idea in committee.
2 – Send ‘script’ to WSBT for review.
3 – Bring ‘script’ back to committee for any necessary changes and/or revisions.
4 – Send ‘script’ out in delegate mailings in a draft form (standing rule 14).
5 – Present ‘script’ to conference floor for approval.
6 – Send ‘script’ to WSBT for final approval/review.
7 – Send ‘script’ back to WSO for final production and distribution

Correctional/Referrals Report:

Max Gregan Sub-Committee Chair

Here is a quick review of this committee’s work. There are two main tasks we work on during the year.

  1. We try to contact institutionalized addicts who have written the WSO to guide them to our meetings upon their release and/or support their recovery.
  2. We’re continuing to build our database at the WSO to aid in our outreach efforts as well as to support growth of H&I committees.

This committee has worked on these tasks for two years and we’ve come up with ways to streamline the process. During the year we will be working with the WSO to update a quicker response. We’ve implemented what we’re calling the “cut out the middle man” process, because we want our contacts to be quicker with more immediate help available. We’re looking to do this in a couple of different ways.

First, in all outgoing H&I literature orders we will be including our H&I contact forms. That way, whoever in our fellowship orders H&I literature, will be receiving our request for database info firsthand. This information will help in answering referral #3669 as well.

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We hope that with this information the WSO will be able to directly send an inmates letter to an H&I contact person geographically closest to them. We recommend contact protocol to go as follows: If the person has less than a year to go before their release they will receive a local meeting schedule and a contact date set at the nearest meeting spot closest to that date. If the inmate has a year or more before their release date, then a written correspondence can be maintained through the WSO. I can explain this in greater detail if needed at the end of this report.

Secondly, in addition to receiving a H.F.C. Book an inmate will also be receiving a sample of our literature as well as a copy of our CA Info line pamphlet, which has all of the 800 contact numbers nationwide on it.

This way any incarcerated person who writes the WSO, will receive a H.F.C. book, literature and a nationwide 1-800 contact list as well as a sober contact person in their area and a local meeting schedule. We hope these steps will enable us to always have the hand of CA ready to meet the suffering addicts who reach out for help.

Starting just a few years ago, this sub-committee, with the greatly appreciated help of the WSO has been able to make a difference. For example, this letter is just one example of what we’ve been able to do with God’s help.

I have at home, other examples of continuing success stories as well.

We’re excited at future prospects for carrying this message, saving/changing lives and helping our fellowship to grow and flourish.

H&I International Outreach Report:

Nicholas Lynn Sub-Committee Chair 

Our sub-committee has created a letter to be used for our International Outreach.


CAWSO
3740 Overland Ave., Suite C
Los Angeles, CA   90034-6337
Phone (310) 559-5833 /Fax (310) 559-2554
E-mail: cawso@ca.org

Cocaine Anonymous World Services
Hospitals & Institutions International Sub-Committee
Nicholas Lynn
113a, Penwith Road, Earlsfield
London, SW184PY, England
E-mail: h&iinternationalcommittee@ca.org

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Dear

We represent the Hospital and Institution International Sub-Committee of Cocaine Anonymous, a Twelve Step program of recovery from addiction to cocaine and all other mind-altering substances.

The function of our committee is to carry the message of recovery to those addicted to cocaine and all other mind-altering substances, who are still suffering and may not be able to attend Cocaine Anonymous meetings outside of the institution in which they presently reside. Many of our members have begun their recovery within an institution.

We are contacting you to introduce you to our H&I committee, and to make our services available. We would be happy to talk to you personally, and to discuss your present needs and how we may best be of service.

Please feel free to contact us at__________________at your earliest convenience. Please note that we are a fully self-supporting non-profit organization requiring no fees or dues, that all out members participate voluntarily.

We look forward to hearing from you,

Sincerely,

_________________________________

Chairperson Sub-committee, Aug. 2003

Hospitals and Institutions International, W.S.C.H.I.

________________________________

REFERRALS OR ITEMS TABLED UNTIL NEXT YEAR; AND ITEMS THE COMMITTEE WILL CONTINUE WORKING ON THROUGH THE YEAR:

REFERRALS OR ITEMS REFERRED TO OTHER COMMITTEES; WORLD SERVICE OFFICE,

OR BOARD OF TRUSTEES:

REFERRALS THAT DID NOT RESULT IN MOTIONS:

Creative Writing Report

Eric Rosene Sub-Committee Chair

The Creative Writing subcommittee worked on one referral this year.

Referral #3627 Re: Cassette Tape on Pamphlets

Action taken: Made suggestion to purchase a copy of the Hope,Faith and Courage Audio Book or to tape the specific pamphlets themselves.

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We also need to remind everyone that H&I Articles are needed for the H&I Corner of the World Newsgram. The articles should be 500 – 1000 words in length typewritten, or preferably on a 3 ½ diskette, or submitted via electronic e-mail. Please remember to submit the signed disclaimer and hardcopy of your articles by mail. We encourage the delegates to promote the need of H&I Articles in their respective Districts/Areas. 

NEW COMMITTEE STRUCTURE AS OF THIS CONFERENCE:

Chairperson: Harrison R. Jenkins
Vice-Chairperson: Jason Hutchison
Secretary: Diane Wabitsch
Co-Secretary: Matt Tepoorten

CLOSING COMMENTS: Thank you all for allowing us to be of service.

Names of Committee Members:

Melvin Breda Jr.
John F. Bernardone
Nicholas Lynn
Yvonne Collins-Myers
Eric Rosene
Mike Gallagher
Robert E. Holloway
Edward Karsten
Nancy Storks
Ramon Glover
Orlando Botello
Portia Pettigrew
Max Gregan
Jahi Boseda

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