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| In order to be able
to keep track of who is responsible for doing what and when
the group should draw up a Constitution. This
document at a minimum should outline: |
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| The minimum information
such a Constitution would therefore contain would be: |
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- The
name of the group
- The
aims of the group (effectively a Mission Statement)
- Who
is eligible to join the group
- An Equal
Opportunities statement
- The
General Rules the group has agreed to and the procedure
required to alter or amend these rules and regulations
- Details
for an Annual General Meeting
- An outline
of financial recording and accountability
- Quorum
details - (details of the minimum number of people attending
a group meeting for it to be considered 'legal' and binding
on all members)
- The
procedure in place for shutting down and winding up the
group and its activities (including how any group assets
will be disposed of)
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| All of these points
are very important - especially if you are going to be dealing
with money - especially other peoples! |
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