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Officers are directors who have been given specific responsibilities. These roles are usually president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer. The directors with these responsibilities are often referred to as the executive. | Officers are directors who have been given specific responsibilities. These roles are usually president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer. The directors with these responsibilities are often referred to as the executive. | ||
Directors are people with rights and responsibilities under the ''Societies Act'', whereas the Societies Act does not mention officers. | |||
===Do we have to have a secretary and a treasurer?=== | ===Do we have to have a secretary and a treasurer?=== | ||
