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I-200. The Assembly


I-203.  Functions

»  1.  Election of Officers
»  2.  Receipt and Filing or Reports

 


  1. Election of Officers.   The Assembly shall elect the following four Corporate Officers for terms of one year, who shall also thereby be elected Directors-at-Large: the Vice President - Educational Activities (who shall serve as Chair of the Educational Activities Board), the Vice President - Publication Services and Products (who shall serve as Chair of the Publication Services and Products Board), the Vice President - Member and Geographic Activities (who shall serve as Chair of the Member and Geographic Activities Board) and the Secretary-Treasurer. In such years as the Assembly elects separate individuals to the offices of Secretary and Treasurer, the number of Directors to be elected by the Assembly shall be increased by one. An individual who has been elected to serve during the same year as IEEE-SA President, IEEE-USA President or Vice President - Technical Activities shall not be considered for an Assembly-elected position.

    The procedure listed below shall govern election of Corporate Officers by the Assembly:

    1. No nominations from the floor shall be permitted during the Assembly meeting at which the elections are held.

    2. Candidates, in addition to those on the Nominations and Appointments Committee slate and/or the Member and Geographic Activities Board Assembly slate, may be nominated no later than ten days prior to the Assembly meeting, if the signatures of five Assembly members accompany the nomination. Biographies and position statements for such candidates shall also accompany the nomination. Nominations with endorsements and supporting documentation shall be submitted to a designee specified by the Assembly Chair who will promptly inform the Assembly of nominees qualifying under this provision.

    The Assembly shall take appropriate action to fill vacancies on the Board of Directors as specified in Bylaw I-301.10.

  2. Receipt and Filing of Reports.   The Assembly shall receive reports, in accordance with Section 519 of the Not-For-Profit Corporation Law of the State of New York. The financial statements as described in subsections (1) through (4) of Section 519 shall be received by the Assembly at the first meeting at which are available the certified financial statements for the preceding calendar year.  Changes in groups of members, and other information as required by subsection (5) of Section 519 shall be received by the Assembly as soon as practical following verification by the President and Treasurer. These reports shall be filed with the records of the IEEE and copies or abstracts thereof entered in the minutes of the proceedings of the Assembly.

 I-200. The Assembly
I-201.  Membership 
I-202.  Meetings
I-203.  Functions




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