RACP’s president-elect attempts to dodge a second $200,000 bullet
In three weeks, she faces another EGM, where her opponents will have to secure a simple majority.
Last week, Dr Sharmila Chandran dodged a bullet.
She survived a vote by some 8291 members of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians on whether she should be booted from the college board.
The stakes were high because, as many readers of the saga will be aware, she is due to take up the college presidency next year.
But a second bullet is now coming her way.
