Who are ELF members
Dean Cameron
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Relevant clauses from the constitution
2.2. Eligibility, application and admission
2.2.1. With the exception of the Resident Members, any natural person
committed to the Principal Purpose and the provisions of this constitution
may apply to become a Member provided:
2.2.1.1. Application for membership is made on the prescribed Application
Form in Appendix 1 and the determined fee has been paid;
2.2.1.2. The person agrees in writing to provide a guarantee of not less
than the Guaranteed Amount to defray such liabilities and
expenses of the Company upon its winding up or dissolution;
2.2.1.3. The Application for Membership has been accepted by the Board
and such acceptance may be determined by the Board using any
criteria as the Board alone may determine; and
2.2.1.4. The name of the Member has been entered in the Register of
Members.
2.2.2. The Board may decline any application for membership and is bound to
give reasons why the application was not accepted.
2.2.3. When an applicant has been accepted for membership the Secretary
must send to the applicant written notice of their acceptance.
2.2.4. The first Member shall be the subscriber to this Constitution who shall not
be required to apply for membership.
2.2.5. The minimum number of Members is 1.
pospi Sun 27 Jan 2019 11:01AM
In January '19 ELF meeting @deancameron @moniquekurdian @tom120 @nicolehinton @sun7 @kitteaasdis @rodneywhitman & myself decided that the membership model would be:
1) Members (is not occupying a residence at the property but has contributed to ELF meeting minimum requirements for membership, entitling them to vote)
2) Resident member (is occupying a residence at the property & has passed membership requirements)
3) Friend (just wants to be kept in the loop and involved in community events. Doesn't plan to move in)
pospi · Fri 25 Jan 2019 9:36AM
How about instead of 1a & 1b we define the distinction as "is occupying a residence at the property". Because even if, for example, someone goes away for 6 months but their stuff is still here, then they're still occupying a space and nobody can move into it. I love the rest of what you're saying.