Co-opt Regional Council Members Sample Clauses

Co-opt Regional Council Members. If a vacancy as contemplated by clause 6.5 occurs, the Regional Council will have the authority to co-opt the approved replacement onto the Council at any meeting of the Regional Council. No person may be co-opted unless they have the approval of the appropriate Club, or have been approved by the Trust. The co-opted party must be a member of the Club Executive Committee.
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