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The governing body of the society will have the maximum
liberty in order to carry on the business or affairs of the society.
It should be done in accordance with the objectives as to the
meetings of governing body. And obviously under the Society
Registration Rules 1961 and other laws.
The governing body consists of:
a. All the office bearers
namely, President, vice presidents, Hony Secretary, Hony Treasurer,
Hony Asst. Secretary.
b. All other
members elected by the members of the society, having the right to
vote.
Duties of the Governing body &
responsibilities:
The duties and responsibilities of the governing body shall
be as follows:
I . To appoint sub- committee with such power
and duties as may be considered necessary or
expedient.
II.
To accept donation, gift, subscription, movable or immovable
property for the objects of the
society.
III.
To sell, lease, mortgage or otherwise dispose of and deal with
all or any part of property of
the society,
IV.
To keep proper accounts of the society and to open
bank account in the name of the society
in one or
more banks.
V. To co-opt
not more than two members to the Governing Body.
VI.
To appoint a person or persons on payment
to assist the Secretary/ Treasurer in the
maintenance of
account, etc.
VII.
To
conduct any other business not specified herein for the attainment of the
object of
the
society
provided such business is not repugnant to such
object.
Annual General
Meetings:
The secretary shall annually call the annual General
Meetings as per provisions of W.B. Society
Registration
Act 1961 giving at least 14 days notice to
all members. The notice shall contain the place date,
day
and time of
the meeting.
Agenda:
The business to be transacted at the A.G.M. shall be as
follows:
a. To confirm the
minutes of the last A.G.M. and of special general meeting if any.
b. To adopt with or without modification the
report of the Society for the previous year.
c. To pass audited accounts of the Society for
the previous year ended.
d. To appoint qualified Auditor or Auditors.
e. To transact such business as may be fixed by
the governing body.
f. To transact such other business
as may be brought forward by giving 14 days previous notice
from any member.
g. To conduct general election.
Accounting year & Term of
Office:
Accounting year: The accounting year of the society shall be
from 1st day of April of each year to 31st day
of March of following year.
Term
of office: The term of office of the G.B. shall
ordinarily be one year, unless it is dissolved/terminated early
under unforeseen circumstances. After election, the old G.B. will
continue to function till the new Body takes over charges which
shall under no circumstances be more than 30 days from the date of
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