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Originally Posted by Tanis
Our team is incorporating this summer, so bylaws come with it. However, our current plan is to enact bylaws to govern organization/administration.
Example- Limiting the chairperson of the board to a term of x number of years would be a bylaw. Requiring students to pass a safety test before using tools would be a team rule, but not a bylaw.
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Bryan,
Make sure that as you develop the program for your team, you are talking about and working on two different aspects of the development, and communicating that well to others as you plan and discuss it.
1. the formation of the non-profit
2. team rules/guidelines/expectations set down in writing, usually in some form of a handbook.
You are using the term, bylaws, in both areas and that can be a little confusing, esp. because the non-profit is a completely different process than the development of a team handbook.
Good luck with both, sounds like you guys are going to have a very busy and productive off season.
Jane
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