Bylaws for the Government of
THE SAN FERNANDO VALLEY CHAPTER
OF ASM INTERNATIONAL


ARTICLE I
NAME

This Chapter shall be known as the San Fernando Valley Chapter of ASM International.

ARTICLE II
OBJECTIVES


The objectives of this Chapter are to (1) further the dissemination of knowledge concerning metals and other engineering materials; (2) bring together those most concerned with the manufacture, treatment, selection and use of metals and other engineering materials; (3) create a clearer and better understanding of the nature of metals and engineering materials; (4) consider metallurgical/materials problems and their solutions; (5) promote projects and activities for the best professional interest of the membership; and (6) award scholarships, wherever possible, to those qualified and interested in pursuing the study of metals and engineering materials.

ARTICLE III
LIMITATIONS AND DISSOLUTION

LIMITATIONS

Section 1
(a) These bylaws have been drawn up specifically for governing of the San Fernando Valley Chapter of ASM International in strict accordance with the Constitution and Rules of ASM International. These bylaws shall at all times be subordinate to the Constitution and Rules of ASM International and no articles and/or section and/or amendment shall be included which is in violation of any part of the Constitution and Rules of ASM International. If any article or section of the bylaws becomes a violation of the Constitution and Rules of ASM International, the bylaws of the Chapter shall be amended by the Executive Committee of the Chapter.

(b) The Chapter shall not at any time possess powers, exercise authority or engage in activities, either expressly or by interpretation, which are not permitted to be possessed, exercised or engaged in by an organization exempt from Federal Income Tax.

(c) No part of the activities of the Chapter shall consist of lobbying or otherwise attempting to influence legislation, or of participating in (including the publication or distribution of statements) any political campaign on behalf of any candidate for public office.

(d) No unauthorized recording of Executive or General Chapter meetings shall be allowed. The Secretary of the Chapter is allowed to record meetings for the purpose of taking accurate minutes. The Chapter Chairman shall take appropriate action up to and including dismissal from the meeting and the Executive Committee if violations of this section occur. Within these Bylaws the term “publish” includes, but is not limited to mail, email, and handouts.

DISSOLUTION

Section 2— If the Chapter should return its Charter to the Society for any reason, or should have its Charter revoked, the affairs of the Chapter shall be terminated immediately under the Supervision of the Board of Trustees of the Society, hereinafter called the Board, and all funds or other property remaining after payment of debts and obligations of the Chapter shall be transferred and paid to the Society.

ARTICLE IV
MEMBERS AND FEES

MEMBERS

Section 1
(a) The general members of the Chapter shall be those meeting the requirements of ASM International and those who have been assigned to it, either at their own request or by ASM International because of geographical reasons. General members include Individual members, Chapter Sustaining members and Student members. Within the General membership are classes of special members. Classes of special members and qualifications for special membership shall conform to those stipulated in the Rules for the Government of ASM International.

(b) Classes of Special members include Honorary member, Distinguished Life member, Fellow member, and Life member.

(c) There shall be no bar to membership in the Chapter, nor on any of its committees because of race, creed, color, sex, citizenship or country of origin.

FEES

Section 2
(a) Fees for individual members and student members shall be those stated in the Rules of ASM International.

(b) The annual fee for Chapter sustaining members shall not be less than $105.00. The annual fee for industrial sponsors of the San Fernando Valley Chapter shall not be less than $200.00. Fees for Chapter sustaining members and industrial sponsors shall be established by the Chapter Executive Committee in conjunction with ASM International guidelines.

(c) No monetary contributions shall be required of Honorary members or Life members to remain in good standing.

ARTICLE V
OFFICERS

Section 1
(a) The officers of the Chapter, elected from the membership, shall consist of a Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer. The Chairman and Vice-Chairman shall have served as elected members of the Executive Committee in the year previous to their election.

(b) Two offices of the Chapter, those of Chairman and immediate Past Chairman shall normally be filled through succession of the Vice-Chairman and the Chairman, respectively.

Section 2— The Chairman shall preside at all meetings of the Chapter and at all meetings of the Executive Committee. He shall in general act as Chief Executive of the Chapter subject at all times to the approval of the Executive Committee. He shall be an ex-officio member of all committees. He shall make such reports to the Board of Trustees of ASM International as, from time to time, may be requested by the Board.

Section 3— The Vice-Chairman shall perform the duties of the Chairman if the Chairman is absent or unable to act. He shall act as Chairman of the Program Committee unless that duty is otherwise assigned by the Executive Committee. He or his designee shall be the keeper of Chapter property (projectors, screens, banners, etc.).

Section 4— The Secretary shall keep minutes of all business transacted at all meetings of the members of the Chapter and of its Executive Committee. He is authorized to record meetings for that purpose. He shall keep a complete record of all members of the Chapter and their addresses, and shall check the same at regular intervals with the records of ASM International. He shall have custody of all papers and records of the Chapter and shall in general perform the duties of a Recording and Corresponding Secretary. The Secretary or such other person as the Executive Committee shall designate shall submit a report of each meeting to the Executive Committee at the next meeting and shall send a copy monthly to the Secretary of ASM International. The Secretary shall also make an annual report to the Chapter in May and shall forward such report and a copy of the current Chapter bylaws to the Secretary of ASM International before June 30 of each year. The Secretary shall be an ex-officio member of the Publicity Committee, if such is constituted.

Section 5
(a) The Treasurer shall be the financial officer of the Chapter. He shall deposit funds of the Chapter in the name of the Chapter in such banks or savings institutions as the Executive Committee shall determine. He shall disburse all moneys of the account of the Chapter and shall take proper receipts of the moneys disbursed by him. At the end of each fiscal year and before June 1, a signed and dated audit shall be made in a manner determined by the Executive Committee, and a copy of the balance sheet from each such audit shall be distributed to each member of both outgoing and incoming Executive Committees. He shall forward a copy of such report to the Secretary of the Society before June 30 of each year. Such report shall consist of a complete report for the finances of the Chapter showing the amounts received and expended by the Chapter and sources and purposes thereof in detail. The Treasurer shall also file such other reports of the financial condition of the Chapter at such other times as may be requested by the Executive Committee or by the Board of Trustees. The Treasurer shall be an ex-officio member of the Finance Committee, if such is constituted.

(b) The incoming Treasurer, with the assistance of the outgoing Treasurer, shall prepare an Annual Budget based upon input provided by the Executive Committee at the May meeting and present copies of the Budget to the Committee at the June Executive Committee meeting for review and approval.

ARTICLE VI
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Section 1— The affairs of the Chapter shall be governed by an Executive Committee consisting of at least nine voting members which include the Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer, the most recent Past-Chairman and the Chairmen of the Standing Committees. The Executive Committee may appoint, remove and fix duties of such officers, other Executive Committee members or committees other than those specified in Article V, Sections 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 as may be deemed necessary by the Executive Committee.

Section 2— A majority of the total voting membership of the Executive Committee shall constitute a quorum at all of its meetings.

Section 3— The Executive Committee shall meet at least once a month throughout the year. Additional meetings of the Executive Committee may be called at such times and places as may be determined by the Executive Committee or designated by the Chairman.

Section 4— Members of the Executive Committee shall endeavor to work together, in harmony, to achieve the objectives stated in Article II of these bylaws. No Executive Committee member shall use his position on the Committee for personal monetary reward. Such action on the part of any member of the Executive Committee shall result in removal from the Committee.

No member of the Executive Committee may use official Chapter stationery or the ASMI registered trademark for any reason other than authorized Chapter business. Unauthorized use of such stationery or trademark for personal gain shall be grounds for removal from the Committee.

Section 5
(a) No member of the Executive Committee shall be required to have or take specific formal training that will facilitate his duties while serving in any position on the Executive Committee. However, ASMI National does recommend that potential chapter chairmen attend "ASMI Leadership Days" for training that will be beneficial to both the Chapter and Chapter chairman.

(b) The policy of the San Fernando Valley Chapter is to recommend that the Chapter Chairman elect (for the ensuing year) attend "ASMI Leadership Days" if physically able and attending would not impose any hardship.

(c) An officer who agrees to attend "ASMI Leadership Days" training is expected to participate in the entire training program arranged by ASMI National. If the designated officer is unable to participate in the entire training program the San Fernando Valley Chapter has the discretion to decline to pay full reimbursement of expenses.

(d) Attendance of "ASMI Leadership Days" by any officer of the Executive Committee other than the incoming Chapter Chairman is not recommended.

ARTICLE VII
NOMINATIONS, ELECTION AND TERM OF OFFICE

Section 1— Nominating Committee
a) No later than the January meeting of the Chapter, a Nominating Committee shall be appointed each year by the Chapter Chairman. This Committee shall consist of a Chairman and at least two other members. The Nominating Committee Chair shall not assume the position more than once every three years. Past Chairs of the Chapter shall be eligible to serve on the Nominating Committee.

(b) The outgoing Chairman will serve in an ex-officio and non-voting capacity. Current officers shall be excluded from membership on the Nominating Committee.

Section 2— Duties of the Nominating Committee
(a) The Nominating Committee shall publish no later than with the announcement for the February Chapter meeting, an invitation to candidacy for the offices of Secretary and Treasurer and for membership on the Executive Committee. The Nominating Committee Chair shall clearly explain in this announcement the rules described in Article VII Section 4-Additional Candidates, and shall clearly indicate the date of the Election Meeting of the Chapter.

(b) The Nominating Committee shall meet not later than the first full week in March of each year and shall nominate one candidate for each of the offices of Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer and as many candidates for membership on the Executive Committee as required. As often as possible the current Vice-Chairman should be nominated for the position of Chairman; if not possible a current officer or member of the Executive Committee should be nominated. The Nominating Committee shall nominate at least one candidate for the office of Vice Chair. As often as possible, a current Officer or member of the Executive Committee should be nominated. The Nominating Committee shall nominate at least one candidate for all other offices and at least one candidate for each position on the Executive Committee from the Chapter membership.

(c) The Nominating Committee shall secure consent of each nominee before submitting his name for any position. A member of the Nominating Committee may not be nominated for a position as officer of the Executive Committee prior to resigning from the Nominating Committee.

(d) The Nominating Committee Chairman shall report the names of the nominees to the Chapter Chairman and Secretary no later than the third full week in March and after it has been determined that each candidate
1) is an individual or sustaining member of the Society in good standing,
2) has indicated his understanding of the duties required, his availability, and his willingness to serve, if elected, in the position for which he is a candidate.

(e) The Nominating Committee report shall be submitted to the Chapter members in a published announcement or made available to the general membership at a Chapter meeting no later than the April meeting.


Section 3 – Announcement of Candidates
The Chapter Secretary shall publish no later than with the regular announcement for the Chapter meeting at which the election is to be held, the names of the candidates selected by the Nominating Committee and the names of all candidates fulfilling the requirements of Section 4- Additional Candidates. All Candidates should be equally treated in this announcement. If possible, the Chapter Secretary shall encourage feedback from the Chapter membership in this announcement.

Section 4- Additional Candidates
(a) After the names of the candidates submitted to the Nominating Committee have been published, and at any time prior to the fifteenth day of the month designated by the Chapter Chair for elections, additional nominations for the any of the offices, with the exceptions of Chairman and Vice-Chairman , may be made by written communication addressed, sent to and received by the Chair and Secretary and signed by at least five percent of the Chapter members in good standing, including designated representatives of sustaining members but not student members. The signatures so submitted shall be the original signatures and shall include membership number and expiration date.

(b) If no such additional nominations are received, nominations shall be closed and the Secretary at the next meeting of the Chapter shall cast the unanimous vote of all members for the election of the candidates so nominated.

(c) If the Secretary receives additional nominations for offices of the Chapter as noted in Article VII, Section 1 (e) above, an election shall be held for the contested positions at the Chapter meeting designated by the Chapter Chairman. In the event of a tie vote, additional ballots shall be cast until one nominee receives a greater number of votes than other nominees. Uncontested position(s) shall have the unanimous vote of all the members.

(d) Chapter meetings at which elections are to be held may not be continued unless the Chapter Chairman and a majority of the Executive Committee determine that sufficient cause exists for continuance.

Section 5- Election
Officers of the Chapter and members of the Executive Committee shall be elected for a one year term by the majority vote of the members present. The officers and members of the Executive Committee shall serve until their successors are properly installed in office. If no more than one candidate is nominated for each office, election may be by acclamation. The newly elected Executive Committee shall take office and assume responsibility on June 1.

ARTICLE VIII
AFFILIATION AND TERM

Section 1— Each officer and member of the Executive Committee shall be either a member of the Society or a sustaining member and shall be affiliated with the San Fernando Valley Chapter on the records of the Society.

Section 2
(a) The term of office of each officer shall be one year and shall usually begin on June 1 of the year in which he is elected. The term of office of the Executive Committee shall also usually begin on June 1 or on such other day after the annual business meeting, not later than July 1, as the Chapter shall determine.

(b) Officers appointed by the Executive Committee to fill vacancies shall serve until the end of the Chapter's fiscal year (May 31).

Section 3— If a vacancy in the Executive Committee occurs for any reason, the Executive Committee or the remaining members thereof shall elect a qualified member of the Chapter or a sustaining member to fill the vacancy for the unexpired term.

ARTICLE IX
REMOVAL OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND OFFICERS

Section 1— Executive Committee members in violation of these bylaws may be removed from the Executive Committee by the method outlined below.

(a) The Executive Committee may recommend removal of any officer or member of the Executive Committee from his position on the Executive Committee. Such recommendation shall require two-thirds (2/3) vote of the entire voting membership of the Executive Committee before the recommendation shall be put into effect and only after hearing the pertinent evidence at an executive session of the Executive Committee. The member in question will be given at least a thirty (30) day written notice of such meeting and its purpose and shall be entitled to review of all evidence. He shall have the right to appear personally and to be represented by his authorized representative. In the event a member chooses to be represented, he shall so inform the Executive Committee, in writing, with the name of the representative, twenty-one (21) days prior to the scheduled executive session.

(b) Specific behavior warranting removal shall include, but not be limited to, unauthorized use of the ASMI registered trademark or Chapter letterhead for personal use, the mailing of fraudulent or misleading statements, grossly unethical behavior, or fiduciary misbehavior.

ARTICLE X
CHAPTER MEETINGS

Section 1— The last official monthly meeting of the Chapter year shall normally be held in the month of May each year and shall include the election and installation of incoming officers. If circumstances prevent the meeting from being held in May, than it shall be held no earlier than April or no later than June of that Chapter year.

Section 2— The Chapter shall hold at least six (6) meetings during the fiscal year of the Chapter at times and places as the Executive Committee shall designate. The six required meetings may include one (1) plant tour. Additional plant tours may be scheduled with the approval of the Executive Committee.

Section 3— Special meetings of the Chapter may be called at any time by the Chapter Chairman (with concurrence of the Executive Committee) on two (2) weeks notice.

Section 4
(a) At all annual or special meetings of the Chapter, a quorum shall consist of the members entitled to vote thereat, who are present in person or by validated proxy.

(b) Members not present at annual or special meetings and who have not submitted validated proxies shall be considered to have cast their vote for the nominee(s) or slate designated by the Nominating Committee.

(c) All proxy ballots shall be sent out by the Chapter Secretary at the direction of the Executive Committee. The proxy ballots shall be returned to the Secretary by a deadline to be determined by the Executive Committee.

ARTICLE XI
RULES OF ORDER

The rules contained in Robert's "Rules of Order" (Revised Edition) shall govern the Chapter and the Executive Committee in all cases to which they are applicable, and in which they are not inconsistent with the Rules of Government of the Chapter and/or the Constitution and Rules of Government of ASM International.

ARTICLE XII
AMENDMENTS

Section 1— Amendments to these Bylaws may be proposed by a member of the Executive Committee or by a petition, written and filed with the Secretary, by a member in good standing, and signed by at least ten (10) members of the Chapter in good standing.

Section 2— Amendments to these Bylaws may be adopted by a two-thirds affirmative vote of the total membership of the Executive Committee at a regular or special Committee meeting.

ARTICLE XIII
STANDING COMMITTEES

Section 1— Standing Committees devised to carry out Chapter business, professional and educational activities are listed in Article XIII, Section 4 . The Chairmen of these committees shall be Chapter officers, other Executive Committee members or other Chapter members appointed by the Executive Committee (via the Chairman). Standing Committees shall be established as deemed necessary by the Executive Committee. Any Chapter member in good standing may volunteer to serve on any standing committee.

Section 2— Chairmen of all standing committees and special committees, if such are appointed, shall be members in good standing of the ASM International and the San Fernando Valley Chapter.

Section 3 –-- Chairmen of Standing Committees and Special Committees who were not members of the Executive Committee prior to their appointment are not considered to be members of the Executive Committee unless appointed per Article VIII, Section 3.

Section 4 — All Chapter Standing Committees named below shall report to the Executive Committee and the Chairman.
Program
Education
Bylaws
Long Range Planning
Round Table
Quad Chapter Operations
Membership
Awards and Historic Sites
Scholarship and Student Affairs
Nominations
Publicity
Sustaining Members/Industrial Sponsors
Yearbook
National Affairs
Seminars and Special Events

ARTICLE XIV
COMMITTEE DUTIES

The following descriptions are provided primarily for guidance of the Chairmen and members of the Standing Committees reporting to the Chapter Chairman and the Executive Committee.

Section 1 Program Committee
The committee shall arrange for the speakers during the monthly meeting of the Chapter. The committee shall also provide or arrange for audio/visual aids the speaker may request. Additionally, the chairman shall poll the Executive Committee for choice of topics and speakers under consideration. The committee shall inform the speakers of time, place and equipment availability that will ensure successful program results. It is suggested they work with the Awards Committee (Section 8) to arrange with the Executive Committee for Thank You tokens, plaques, awards and other mementos. This committee will coordinate the transfer of all chapter meeting publicity to the Quad Chapter Newsletter Committee in time to meet publishing deadlines as designated by the Newsletter coordinator.

Section 2 Education Committee
This committee shall propose courses in metals, materials and other curricula of interest to members and/or non members of the San Fernando Valley Chapter of ASM International. This committee shall make all necessary arrangements to implement at least one education course during each chapter year. Education courses must be approved by a majority of the Executive Committee members and shall be coordinated with the Education Chairs of the Los Angeles, Orange Coast and South Bay Chapters of ASM International to avoid duplication of effort.

Section 3 Bylaws Committee
This committee shall act as custodian of the Chapter Bylaws. Prior to the annual review of the Bylaws, the Chapter Chairman shall schedule an informal discussion of the Bylaws at a regular Executive Board meeting. At this meeting, all revisions suggested by members of the Executive Committee will be reviewed. All revisions introduced must be in written form and will be considered by the Bylaws Committee for inclusion in the Chapter Bylaws, at their annual review meeting. The committee shall annually review the bylaws, consider suggested revisions and prepare a revised edition of the bylaws. The Chairman of the Bylaws Committee shall submit the revised bylaws to the Executive Committee for their review at a regular or special meeting of the Committee. Bylaws may be amended by a two-thirds affirmative vote of the total members of the Executive Committee. Following approval of the revised bylaws by the Executive Committee, a copy of the Bylaws shall be sent to ASMI for their review and approval. Copies of the approved Bylaws shall be distributed to the Executive Committee and be made available at chapter meetings to all attending members of the Chapter.

Section 4 Long Range Planning Committee
This committee shall give thought to long range objectives and recommend to the Executive Committee, at a regular Executive Committee meeting, plans for all aspects of the Chapter's functions and operations, including recommendations for implementation of such plans. The Long Range Planning Committee shall prepare a calendar of pertinent dates for the Executive Committee, to include any holidays that could impact Chapter and Quad Chapter events. Said calendar should be complete by the end of July for the ensuing Chapter year.

Section 5 Round Table Committee
This committee shall propose topics for Round Table sessions of interest to Chapter members, locate a facility to hold such Round Tables and make arrangements for participants. The chairman shall be the moderator (or suggest his alternate) and contact Round Table participants to ensure their attendance and availability of support equipment (audio/visual, etc.). The committee should make arrangements (with Executive Committee concurrence) for Thank You tokens, plaques, awards or other mementos. The Round Table Committee may wish to work with the Awards Committee (Section 8) for such items.

Section 6 Quad Chapter Operations Committee
This committee shall establish liaison with Southern California Quad Chapter Group and coordinate joint ASM International Quad Chapter affairs, either of national stature or local origin. Participation by the San Fernando Valley Chapter in Quad Chapter meetings and other Quad Chapter activities shall require approval by the Executive Committee.

Section 7 Membership Committee
The Membership Committee shall cooperate with other committees to make the activities of the Chapter more attractive to members and prospective members. It will be the work of this committee to initiate membership campaigns, promotional activities and good-will work tending to continue the interest of members and to attract new members to the Chapter. It shall, as far as possible, follow up on notices sent to members for non-payment of dues no later than 60 days after a member has been declared delinquent in payment of dues. The Membership Committee Chairman shall report on the status of Chapter membership at each meeting of the Executive Committee.

Section 8 Awards and Historic Sites Committee
The Awards section of the committee shall recommend to the Executive Committee candidates for: (1) the National Nominating Committee; (2) National Committee; (3) the Board of Trustees; and (4) National and San Fernando Valley Chapter Awards. The Historic Site section of the committee shall canvass firms in the area for potential historic sites to propose to the ASMI National. The full committee shall also arrange for service awards to Chapter members per current National policy. , life membership or outstanding accomplishments in our field of technical involvement.

Section 9 Scholarship and Student Affairs Committee
This committee shall be established by the Chapter Chairman each year. The committee shall be composed of a chairman and three members, not necessarily Executive Committee members, selected by the Chapter Chairman and approved by the Executive Committee. A scholarship award of not less than $500.00 (five hundred dollars) may be given to the selected recipient each year . The candidates selected must be enrolled as a full-time college or university student and meet other scholarship award stipulations.

The Student Affairs activity will include suggestions for a student night, arranged through the Program Committee, other potential student affairs, e.g. high school Science Fair Awards (for metals or materials science exhibits) coordinated with Awards and Historic Sites Committee, demonstrations of metals or materials science, and talks, displays or workshops at high schools or other educational projects which enhance student interest in metals or materials science.

Section 10 Nominations Committee
The duties and functions of the Nominations Committee are presented in Article VII, of the subject bylaws. In addition, the Nominations Committee shall recommend to the Executive Committee candidates for: (1) the National Nominating Committee; (2) National Committee; and (3) the Board of Trustees.

Section 11 Publicity Committee
The Publicity Committee shall prepare a resume of monthly meeting and of items of general interest for possible publication in the ASM International Web site, journals and papers. It shall also handle matters of Chapter publicity with newspapers and periodicals, plus inform other local technical societies. The committee shall maintain Chapter meeting attendance data and shall promote regular Chapter attendance with "Phone the Member" promotion groups, etc.

Section 12 Sustaining Members and Industrial Sponsorship
This committee shall maintain contact with Chapter sustaining members to alert them of meetings, Round Tables, seminars or other special events plus obtain their suggestions of ways to improve Chapter participation and programs in which they may have special interest (e.g. environmental). The committee shall promote new sustaining memberships in the Society.

The Industrial Sponsorship section of this committee shall endeavor to contact various metals- and materials-related industries for their financial support of the San Fernando Valley Chapter. Industries sponsoring the San Fernando Valley Chapter shall be recognized for their contribution and the continued education of Chapter members.

Section 13 Quad-Chapter Newsletter and Directory Committee
This committee shall guide and assist the Quad Chapter Directory and Buyer's Guide committee to develop and assemble and have published an annual Directory and Buyer's Guide showing the full listing of the Chapter members in good standing. Advertising to be included in the Directory, newsletter or other authorized publication will be contracted for through this committee and with its concurrence.

This committee shall periodically contact a random sampling of Chapter members to determine if they are receiving the Quad Chapter Newsletter in a timely manner and if the Chapter members have recommendations that will enhance interest in the newsletter and other Chapter activities.

Section 14 National Affairs Committee
This committee has the responsibility of keeping the Chairman and the Executive Committee current on National ASMI activities relating to this Chapter and the Western regional area. If permitted by employer or sponsor, the chairman should attend National programs, workshops or other educational activities to alert Chapter officers and all other Committee members of beneficial programs, operational methods or other devices as may be of value to the Chapter.

Section 15 Seminars and Special Events Committee
The Seminar and Special Events Committee shall suggest technical seminars of prospective Chapter interest and recommend speakers and locations to the Executive Committee. Upon approval by the Executive Committee, this committee shall take all actions necessary to implement the seminar, coordinating with the other standing committees as required. This committee shall also arrange for participation in Quad Chapter/San Fernando Valley Chapter joint seminars.

ARTICLE XV
EFFECTIVE DATE

These Executive Committee Rules shall become effective immediately after they have been adopted by two-thirds affirmative vote of the total membership of the Executive Committee at a regular or special meeting of the Executive Committee, have been reviewed and accepted by the Managing Director of the Society for the Board and have been made available to all members of the Chapter.

Reviewed and approved by the Executive Committee of the San Fernando Valley Chapter of ASMI on
June 8, 2000
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R. Hayes, Chairman
San Fernando Valley Chapter, ASMI