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==Elections==
==Elections==
===How can a non-profit ensure only eligible, consenting individuals are elected as directors?===
===How can a non-profit ensure only eligible, consenting individuals are elected as directors?===
The ''Societies Act'' requires that every director who is designated, appointed, or elected must either consent in writing to be a director or agree in-person to be a director at the meeting at which they are designated, appointed, or elected. The ''Societies Act'' also requires the non-profit keep a record of every consent to act as a director. The best practice is to have every director sign a Consent to Act as a Director Form which records their consent and which records the director’s affirmation that they meet the eligibility requirements to be a director of the non-profit. An example of a Consent to Act as a Director can be found [https://lawfornonprofits.ca/s/LFNPconsenttoact.doc here].  
The ''Societies Act'' requires that every director who is designated, appointed, or elected must either consent in writing to be a director or agree in-person to be a director at the meeting at which they are designated, appointed, or elected. The ''Societies Act'' also requires the non-profit keep a record of every consent to act as a director. The best practice is to have every director sign a Consent to Act as a Director Form which records their consent and which records the director’s affirmation that they meet the eligibility requirements to be a director of the non-profit. An example of a Consent to Act as a Director Form can be found [https://lawfornonprofits.ca/s/LFNPconsenttoact.doc here].  


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