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Difference between revisions of "Introduction to Transitioning an Existing Society"

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! Records a society must keep include these records !! Director access !! Member access !! Public access
! Records a society must keep include these records (this list is not exhaustive) !! Director access !! Member access !! Public access
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| Register of members || Yes || Yes, though directors may restrict || No
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| Minutes of members’ meetings and copies of all ordinary and special resolutions || Yes || Yes || Bylaws may permit
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| Minutes of directors’ meetings and copies of all consent resolutions of directors || Yes || Yes, though bylaws may restrict (except relating to conflicts disclosures) || Bylaws may permit
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| Any disclosures by directors or senior managers of a conflict of interest || Yes || Yes || Bylaws may permit
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| Accounting records, including a record of each transaction materially affecting the society’s financial position || Yes || Yes, though bylaws may restrict || Bylaws may permit
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| Financial statements and any auditor’s report on the financial statements || Yes || Yes || Yes
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