Dear Birdnews subscribers, The Ontario Bird Records Committee (OBRC) will be meeting soon at our Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, April 16th at the Royal Ontario Museum. There, final records are discussed and voted on, review lists are updated, bylaws are reviewed and amended, and new members are elected to the committee. This year, the OBRC will be *electing three new voting members* to three-year terms commencing this year, and we are welcoming nominations from OFO members for people to serve on the committee. Each voting member serves a term of three years. Members elected this year would start immediately, and remain on the committee until the 2026 AGM held in March or April of 2027. Voting takes place online over Google Drive, typically beginning toward the end of November or early December and finishing by mid-to-late March or early April. The AGM has traditionally been held in-person at the Royal Ontario Museum (though this may change following this year's meeting). Nominees should be OFO members in good standing, have an excellent knowledge of and broad experience with the field identification of birds, be actively engaged in the Ontario birding community, and positively support the OBRC through report submissions. Nominations should include a few sentences outlining why the proposed nominee is well-suited to serve on the committee. Any OFO member in good standing can nominate any single OFO member, including themselves (for each position - so you may nominate up to three people!) to the committee. The full process for nomination, voting, and selection to the committee is detailed in the *OBRC Bylaws and Operating Guidelines <http://www.ofo.ca/ofo-docs/OBRC_Bylaws_2022.pdf>*. Nominations may be sent directly to me, with the above subject line intact, before *Monday, April 15th*. Please ensure that each nominee has been notified and is willing to serve on the committee. Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions. Thanks everyone! Happy birding, Nicole Richardson OBRC Chair