Association Byalws Sample Clauses

Association Byalws. The governance of the Association and the scheduling of the annual and other Association meetings shall be set forth in the Association’s Bylawas (as initially adopted and as they may be amended from time to time), the initial version of which shall take effect upon adoption by the Founding Members and Charter Members, either by unanimous adoption as evidenced by the signature of all Founding Members on a copy of the Bylaws, or by majority voice of the Founding Members present at the Inaugural meeting (defined below). Thereafter, the Bylaws may be amended as set forth in the bylaws.
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