19 Branch formation 18 20 Branch membership 18 21 Branch Committee 18 22 Branch operations 19 23 Special Interest groups 19 F 19 – 24 Minutes 19 25 Financial and other records 19 26 Seal 19 27 Notices 19 27.1 Notices to Members 19 27.2 Deemed service 20 27.3 Persons entitled to notice of a General Meeting 20 28 Winding up 20 29 Indemnity and insurance 20 29.1 Indemnity 20 29.2 Insurance 21 30 Alteration of Constitution 21 1 22 – 1 Replaceable Rules inapplicable 22 2 Definitions 22 3 Construction 23 2 25 – Background 25 Participating Societies 25 Undecided Societies 25 Non-Participating Societies 26 Drafting note: A constitution serves as a written definition and expression of the organization itself. It covers the nature of the organization, its reason for being, its membership and broad fundamentals of its organization and operations. The bylaws are created as a set of rules for day-to-day operations based on the foundational principles of the constitution.
19 Branch formation 18 20 Branch membership 18 21 Branch Committee 18 22 Branch operations 19 23 Special Interest groups 19 F – 19 24 Minutes 19 25 Financial and other records 19 26 Seal 19 27 Notices 19 27.1 Notices to Members 19 27.2 Deemed service 20 27.3 Persons entitled to notice of a General Meeting 20 28 Winding up 20 29 Indemnity and insurance 20 29.1 Indemnity 20 29.2 Insurance 21 30 Alteration of Constitution 21 1 – 22 1 Replaceable Rules inapplicable 22 2 Definitions 22 3 Construction 23 2 – 25 Background 25 Participating Societies 25 Undecided Societies 25 Non-Participating Societies 26 Drafting note: A constitution serves as a written definition and expression of the organization itself. It covers the nature of the organization, its reason for being, its membership and broad fundamentals of its organization and operations. The bylaws are created as a set of rules for day-to-day operations based on the foundational principles of the constitution.
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