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How does your club use its constitution? Key points •

The Recommended Rotary Club Bylaws are additional guidelines for the governance of the club that are not included in the club constitution, such as: — Election of directors and officers — Duties of officers — Method of voting — Duties of committees — Leave of absence — Finances — Method of electing members — Order of business — Amendments

Each Rotary club should amend the Recommended Rotary Club Bylaws to reflect its current practices, such as the committee structure.

If changes are necessary, bylaws may be amended at any regular meeting where one-third of club members are present.

Proposed amendments should be approved by twothirds of the club members present.

All members should be notified of the proposed amendment at least 10 days before such a meeting.

Training leader’s note — Refer participants to Article 5, Section 3 and Article 16 of the Recommended Rotary Club Bylaws for more information on amendments.

How will you use your club’s bylaws to prepare for office? PRESIDENTS-ELECT TRAINING SEMINAR LEADERS’ GUIDE — Session 4: Club Administration 64


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