A member of a small association, which is Virstand, uses a laptop purchased from the association's money for their private use without the consent of the members.
Is he allowed to do that? Didn't he agree with anyone that this laptop would be used privately?
As long as he does his club duties with it, it doesn't matter whether he privately does anything with it… Or not?!
Thank you, but so far there have been none. It is also about the fact that he uses it without asking the members etc. So every member could use the laptop
If it is the laptop from the club, then every member can use the laptop… I'm not sure what problem you have with it or what exactly is your question?! O_O
There's a laptop and it is used… Alternative to this: There's a laptop and it is lying around somewhere in the club building?! O_O
Nice there's only a laptop that is kept private, since there's currently no club room available. Said member uses it alone and only for private purposes so far
Strictly speaking, he shouldn't. But now: As long as he doesn't do anything with it that causes costs for the club (paid pages via club address), you don't have to look at it so closely. He is a volunteer, happy that you have him, and give him this little privilege.
The thing is, he doesn't even do anything on a voluntary basis. Have a nice youth group about it and he doesn't even have a driving license. He does zero volunteer work on it
One can take the view that objects procured by association funds can only be used for association purposes.
On the other hand, the board member is expected with such a procedure that this space is available in his living room for separate club technology without being allowed to charge rent. After all, the space for personal use is lost.
Here you should meet in the middle and not see the other parallel use so closely.
