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    Victor Hoisington

Contact The Chair

A contact form for the Project SafeCom chair

Hello, my name is Victor Hoisington, and I'm the Acting Chair until the next Annual General Meeting. Below is a contact form and some details about who I am,

What's on this page

While this page is a "contact form", it's also a page where you can notify us via the Chair of your commitment to contribute to our wellbeing with periodical pledges into our Pledge Account - see the bottom section of the contact form below.

At the time of writing, Victor Hoisington is the Acting Chair of the Committee - or Working Group, as we also call it. Here are some details about Vic.

About Victor Hoisington

Victor HoisingtonVictor Hoisington is a Singapore National who has lived in Australia since 1987 - since 1994 as a permanent resident. After a career at sea on merchant ships he now works in the WA Off-Shore Oil and Gas industry.

He is currently employed in marine operations off the coast of Western Australia on a floating oil and gas production facility.

Victor's interest in Project SafeCom and other similar organisations springs from the fact that in Singapore, where the political climate is oppressive, citizens' voices of dissent have virtually no chance of survival. He values the fact that there are voices in other civil societies like Australia that counter and challenge mainstream opinion.

Victor's involvement in civil society in Western Australia includes his support for Amnesty International Australia, where he values his indirect support for vulnerable people and in Amnesty's addressing of human rights abuses, his involvement as a member and volunteer for the Leeuwin Ocean Adventure Foundation, and his role in the Union movement: he was recently appointed as the WA Branch president of the Australian Maritime Officers Union (AMOU).

The Contact Form:

The bold blue fields are required, and the bold green fields are optional if you also use this form to send us details about your periodic financial pledge.

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How to make your pledge:

There are several ways you can pay a periodical pledge, but the easiest and best way is to set up a periodic automatic payment with your bank, or by setting this up yourself online through your bank account. If you want to pay us periodically by cheque or by using our PayPal system, you'll have to initiate this payment process every time.

Direct bank transfer into our pledge account

Transfer funds directly into our pledge account at the Bendigo Community Bank Fremantle, BSB Number 633-000. Account name: Project SafeCom Inc., account number 130035587.

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Project SafeCom Inc.

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Project SafeCom - Pledges
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Western Australia 6312
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