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Resolution

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The Executive Committee may invest the funds of the
Society in any savings account, term deposit, or
savings certificate in a bank chartered by the
Government of Canada, or in a Trust Company incor-
porated in the Province: of British Columbia, ‘or in
securities of the Government cf Canada or of ‘the
Province of British Columbia...

Notwithstanding Article 5.1, the Society shall not
borrow money, contract a debt, or otherwise enter
into agreements except by majority vote of the
members.

Two auditors shall be elected from the Voting Members
at the Regular Meeting in October each year ta
examine the books of the Association and the
Treasurer's financial statement prior to its presen-
tation at the next Armuat General Meeting. The
auditors shall repert the results of the audit at

the Annual General Meeting.

The Society may, by resolution, adopt. a Common Seal
which shail remain in the custody of the Secretary
and shall be used solely in documents concerned with
agreements approved under Article 5.3.

An extraordinary resolution is one requiring passage

by a two-thirds majority of the Voting Members,

present and voting, at any neeting of the Society

for which the Notice specities the intention to propose
the resolution as an ertracrdinary resolution.

The books and records ef the Society shall be made
available for inspection by the Membership at the
Annual Geneval Meeting.

The following stenting commictoes shall be appointed
from the Full Members by the Executive Committec two
weeks after the Annual General Meeting:

The Recreational Committee which shall plan, organize,
and manage the Society's social and sports activities

The Working Conditions Committee which shall maintain
and develop the interests of the Members in this
field. Its special area of interest shall include
the negotiation with College Council regarding
salaries and benerits te faculty, status, tenure,

and other conditions of service.

The Committee on Tensions, Croup insurance and Health

Services which shall maintain and develop the interests
of Members in these fields.

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