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==Member Participation==
==Member Participation==
===Can anyone become a member of the non-profit?===
===Can anyone become a member of the non-profit?===
No person has a right to membership in a non-profit, unless the bylaws say otherwise. Under the ''Societies Act'', it is up to the directors of the non-profit to accept or deny memberships for any reason and without giving reasons, subject to the non-profit’s bylaws. However, once a person is a member, there is a process that must be followed (section 70) to discipline or remove that person as a member.
No person has a right to membership in a non-profit, unless the bylaws say otherwise. Under the ''Societies Act'', it is up to the directors of the non-profit to accept or deny memberships for any reason and without giving reasons, subject to the non-profit’s bylaws. However, once a person is a member, there is a process that must be followed ([https://www.bclaws.gov.bc.ca/civix/document/id/lc/statreg/15018_01#section70 s. 70]) to discipline or remove that person as a member.


In addition, the ''Societies Act'' requires that individuals be 19 or older to become members, unless the bylaws state otherwise.
In addition, the ''Societies Act'' requires that individuals be 19 or older to become members, unless the bylaws state otherwise.
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