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Old 06-30-2003, 10:36 PM
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Originally posted by PSK480
Actually you shouldn't have both constitution and by-laws. The only reason most of us do is that the constitution is a national contistution and the by-laws are the local rules we set up for our chapter. A good idea is just to compile them all into a constitution and then if and when you expand write the by-laws. By-laws in most cases are just repeating alot of stuff in the constituion. Makes it simpler with just one document.
Well...yes and no. My sorority's Constitution and our chapter by-laws don't overlap that much. However, we do have both a Constitution and a Code of Regulations, which I suppose is kind of like a set of national by-laws and they do cover a lot of the stuff that's in my chapter's by-laws. Having a single document would probably be easier, but there's nothing wrong with having both.
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