Duties of the Recording Secretary Sample Clauses

Duties of the Recording Secretary. The duties of the Recording Secretary shall be to keep the minutes of all meetings of the Board of Directors and of all meetings of the Corporation, and to give and receive all notices of the Corporation and to keep custody of all books, records, and papers of the Corporation except financial records. Such books, records, and papers are to be open to examination by the Members of the Corporation upon a member’s request at any reasonable time.
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Duties of the Recording Secretary. Keep Meeting Notes. • Type Meeting Notes and Agendas, then forward to Co-Chairs for distribution to members. • Assist Co-Chairs with any other LMC communication needs
Duties of the Recording Secretary. (a) It shall be the function of the Recording Secretary to attend general membership meetings of the Local Union and the Local Union Executive Board and to keep minutes of the proceedings. Minutes shall reflect motions made at meetings and shall specify their adoption or rejection. Minutes shall specifically include all financial transactions approved at the meeting.

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  • Recording Secretary The Board may appoint a Recording Secretary who is a staff member. The Recording Secretary shall:

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