Most times, when an active member does not pay her dues or attend required events, she ends up in "bad standing", whereas she can no longer attend anything with the chapter until she pays up. For her, that might not be a big deal, since she doesn't seem to care anyway, but if she likes to say, go to mixers or parties, but doesn't like to do recruitment and the rest of it, then maybe telling her she is no longer welcome to attend social events until she pays her dues and straightens out would be helpful.
I know that our member at large and standards board would have this person in bad standing already, and they wouldn't be allowed to do anything with the chapter. Sometimes it ends up alienating sisters who do want to be involved, but may have something to deal with, but joining a GLO has responsibilities, and unless you're willing to face those responsibilities, then this may have no effect.
Just my two cents
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