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Article 13 Amendments to the constitution
a. A proposed amendment to the Constitution, formally endorsed by at least 25 members, or unanimously by the Council, and accompanied by a statement of reasons for adoption, may be presented at any Annual General Meeting, for a vote of the membership.
b. Voting procedure. The Honorary Secretary shall mail to each member of the Association not less than eight weeks before the next Annual General Meeting of the Association: (i) a copy of the amendment, (ii) the stated reasons for its adoption, (iii) the names of the sponsors, (iv) a ballot for a vote on the amendment. The results shall be reported at the Annual General Meeting.
c. Adoption. A proposed amendment shall be adopted by a vote of not less than two-thirds of the members voting on the question, and shall become a part of the Constitution of the close of the annual general meeting at which it is adopted.
Article 14 Dissolution
The Association may be dissolved by a resolution passed at a Special General Meeting called for the purpose. The resolution must have the support of two-thirds of the membership. Such a resolution may give instructions for the disposal of any assets remaining after settling any debts or liabilities. Any residual amount shall be transferred to other bodies that have the promotion of dentistry as their principal objective. |
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