Members serving in an official position often come to the difficult decision to step down from their position due to circumstances arising out of their control. When an officer comes to this decision, the following procedure must take place. Members serving in an official position often come to the difficult decision to step down from their position due to circumstances arising out of their control. When an officer comes to this decision, the following procedure must take place.
- A resignation should be a formal letter that includes the date, a name to whom it is addressed, the reason for the resignation, and the person's signature. The person resigning shall email their letter to the relevant board member. Under no circumstance should a verbal resignation be accepted.
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- Once the letter of resignation is submitted, it must be included in the following board meeting to finalize the resignation. A "resignation" is a "request to be excused" from duty and as such has to be acted upon and recognized by the remaining board members.
- The member submitting a resignation is able to withdraw their resignation letter at any time until deemed final.
- The resignation is deemed final 24 hours after the conclusion of the meeting where the board reviews and accepts the submitted resignation letter.