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Difference between revisions of "Reviewing Your Non-profit Society's Bylaws"

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| text = If your society currently uses the model bylaws under the old ''Society Act'', often called Schedule B bylaws, there may not be many changes needed to your bylaws. The Schedule B bylaws – available as a Word document on the Corporate Registry’s website – have a few clauses that are somewhat in tension with the new Act, and others that don’t take advantage of the flexibility provided under the new Act. The section below on conducting a clause-by-clause analysis highlights clauses to pay particular attention to if you are currently using the Schedule B bylaws.
| text = If your society currently uses the model bylaws under the old ''Society Act'', often called Schedule B bylaws, there may not be many changes needed to your bylaws. The Schedule B bylaws – available as a  
[[File:Schedule b bylaws|thumbnail|Word document]]
on the Corporate Registry’s website – have a few clauses that are somewhat in tension with the new Act, and others that don’t take advantage of the flexibility provided under the new Act. The section below on conducting a clause-by-clause analysis highlights clauses to pay particular attention to if you are currently using the Schedule B bylaws.
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