Constitution
The ratified community constitution is the Second Edition - 28th August 2020
Constitution on Google Docs (original).
The purpose of this copy is to identify minor errors/omissions for future votes, and to provide a place to work on potential developments. Until formally voted in [which would be reflected on the linked copy above] these changes are not part of the constitution.
The club holds no direct liabilities as an unincorporated association as defined by UK law; any and all liabilities are to be held by named Community Representatives (CR) of the club under the sole intention of being beneficial to the club’s entire membership exclusively. A liability is defined as a service (such as a bank account, insurance contract, etc) held by a person that is for the club purposes solely.
Date Approved 19/06/2020
Approved by vote
20 Approve, 0 Reject
Please add Callsign & Date as a minimum to any future proposals
1. People may wish to explore the community as a visitor before becoming a member. Visitors may join the OARC discord server for a period of up to 30 days, without joining the OARC. After this period OARC reserves the right to withdraw visitor privileges and remove a visitor from the server. Visitor status is intended to be a trial pre-membership of the community and not a permanent status.
2. Visitors are not required to provide their name/call sign details but are encouraged to do so.
3. Visitors have limited access to OARC community resources. Some areas of the community will be provided with read-only access and others will be access denied. These restrictions may be varied from time-to-time by Community Representatives, in accordance with the normal community rules and decision making processes.
4. Visitors are not full community members. They are not entitled to vote in community decision making process and they are cannot be authorised to act on behalf of the community.
5. Visitor status is a privilege and may be withdrawn at any time by a Community Representative acting in the interests of the community. A visitor will be removed from the community if they harass or victimise a fellow member, or are found to be acting in a way which negatively impacts public opinion of the community.