Affiliation Fee means the affiliation fee payable by Affiliate Clubs and Associate Clubs in accordance with Article 2.3.15.1;
Affiliation Fee means a fee payable by each Club (via their Centre) to Bowls NZ as specified in Rule 12.1.
Examples of Affiliation Fee in a sentence
The Applicant shall pay to AFL Queensland on or before 31 January in each year during the Term an annual Affiliation Fee, as determined by AFL Queensland from time to time.
Provincial Affiliation Fee: to be Paid in full by January 1 of that year.
Clubs in recess must pay an Affiliation Fee including Public Liability Insurance to the level of one senior team rate.
The amount of the Affiliation Fee is fixed and will not be altered for any reason, including where the number of Individual Members increases or decreases at a Club, except where any of the circumstances described in Rule 12.1(d) apply.
However, if a School has not paid the Affiliation Fee to England Netball in accordance with 5.1.2 but has taken to the court, they may be fined £100.
More Definitions of Affiliation Fee
Affiliation Fee means the annual fee for affiliation to the Union as determined by the Board in respect of each Rugby season and payable by Clubs, Affiliated Bodies and, if applicable, teams in accordance with rules 12.10.
Affiliation Fee means a fee payable by each Club to Bowls New Zealand and the Centre as specified at the Bowls New Zealand and Centre AGM’s.
Affiliation Fee means a fee payable by each Club to Bowls New Zealand as specified in the Bowls New Zealand Constitution and each year at the Bowls New Zealand AGM.
Affiliation Fee means the annual subscription to be paid by members, such subscription being determined, from time to time, by Management Committee in meeting assembled.
Affiliation Fee means the affiliation fee, fees or levies for that financial year, determined at each Annual Meeting, which each Member is required to pay;