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Constitution and rules of the EHPRG
- NAME: The Association shall be called ``The European High
Pressure Research Group''.
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MANAGEMENT: The Association, its property and affairs shall be
under the management and control of an elected Committee.
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OBJECTS: The objects of the Association shall be:
- The advancement of research at high pressures;
- The holding of meetings of interested scientists and engineers to
that end.
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MEMBERSHIP: Candidates for membership shall be persons working
in the field of high pressure research, or declaring themselves to
be interested in it. Applicants must be approved by the Committee.
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SUBSCRIPTION:
- Each member shall pay an annual subscription fixed by the
Association at the Annual Assembly.
- The Committee shall have the power to annul the membership of any
members more than two years in arrears with their subscription.
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COMMITTEE:
- The Committee shall consist of a Chairman, a Secretary (also
functioning as vice-chairman), a Treasurer and not less than three
additional members. The members of the Committee shall be elected
by the Annual Assembly, each for a period of three years. The
President of the International Association for the Advancement of
High Pressure Science and Technology (AIRAPT) shall be member of
the Committee, ex officio.
- The Committee shall have power to co-opt members until the
following Annual Assembly.
- Three persons shall form a quorum at any meeting of the
Committee.
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THE TREASURER:
The treasurer shall have custody of all funds received on behalf of
the Association, and such funds shall be paid into the banking
account of the Association. All disbursements shall be made by the
Treasurer with the authority of the Committee. Accounts shall be
presented by the Treasurer at the Annual Assembly.
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ALTERATION OF CONSTITUTION AND RULES:
The Constitution and Rules may be altered by a resolution carried by a
majority of members present and voting at the Annual Assembly, or
at a special meeting to be called by the Chairman on his own
inititative, or when required by at least one third of the members.
September 1984
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