The Society's Constitution

The Society's Constitution is a foundational document that outlines the principles, rules, and structure governing an organization or community. It defines the organization's purpose, membership criteria, roles and responsibilities of leaders, and procedures for decision-making. Essentially, it serves as a framework for how the group operates, ensuring clarity, accountability, and fairness. The Constitution can be amended as needed, allowing it to adapt to changing circumstances while maintaining the core values of the Society.