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Posts Tagged ‘changing bylaws’

Amend bylaws or revise bylaws?

By Ann Macfarlane | August 9, 2016 | 6
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A reader contacted us to find out how to tackle a number of changes needed for his bylaws. He was uncertain as to how to go about it and felt…

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