Association Inc key documents

A simple mission statement for an out of school hours centre.

Example detailed mission statement directly linked to the Code of Ethics. This includes the mission of the organisation, the vision statement, and objectives of the organisation and some indicators as to how performance is to be assessed and when the objectives will need review. This example is derived from the Wombat Helpline's Code of Ethics provided as an example here. International planning document.

An agreement (deed) between a club (the 'principal') and an advertiser and promoter ('the agent') in Tasmania that creates an agency for a given period. The Agent issues promotional and advertising that introduces others to the value of membership of the Club and offering a special deal. The special deal gives rise to a discounted first year Membership Fee and a secret Introduction Fee to the Agent.

A well thought-out annual report for an incorporated association registered under

This legal document is the instrument upon which the functions of the committee can be delegated to a sub-committee. It is endorsed by the appointed members of the sub-committee, and signed by office-holders for and on behalf of the committee. It makes clear the functions being delegated and the conditions of delegation.

A simple mission statement for an out of school hours (OOSH) centre (ANZIC class 8710), includes generic KPI.

The Public Officer needs to establish and maintain the register of members and keep it at the association's principal place of administration and allow access to it by any member at any reasonable hour.

A well thought-out annual report for an incorporated association registered under

Similar to the Business Profile, for a small association it is often viable to bring all the key information about the Association together in a profile that key people within the company who "need to know" can have immediate access to, to make details easier to come by. This is the start of that profile. Australian association record.

The committee must, on the requisition of at least five per cent (5%) of the total number of members, convene a special general meeting of the association. If the committee fails to convene a special meeting within one month after lodging with the secretary, any one or more of the members who made the requisition may convene a special general meeting to be held no later than three months after that date. Requisition may be on one or several documents of a similar form, and should all be lodged with the Secretary at the one time.