Nami Prince George'S County MD Inc

“The bylaws of the organization under article ii, membership, section 1, classification and rights. There shall be two (2) types of members in the corporation: (a) regular (voting)members and (b) associate (non-voting) members. Regular (voting) members shall be (1) adults who have or had a smi or (2) an adult relative or close friend of a person who has or has had a smi; and who shall have paid their membership dues no less than fifteen (15) days prior to a voting meeting, unless otherwise excused. Regular members may be an individual, or a family of individuals that is counted as one for the purposes of paying dues and voting on all matters properly presented to the membership at regular or a special meetings of the members. Each regular member, or family of individuals that is counted as one for the purposes of paying dues and voting on all matters properly presented to the membership at the annual and special meetings of the members. Regular members shall exclusively possess all voting power for the election of directors and any other purpose. Associate (non-voting) members shall be any individuals, associations, or corporations who subscribe to the aims and purposes of the corporation and have paid their membership dues not less than fifteen (15) days prior to the annual meeting, unless otherwise excused. Associate members shall be entitled to all the privileges of membership except those of voting and holding office. The membership list of the corporation will be given to associates only upon approval of the board.”

“The bylaws of the organization under article ii, membership, section 1, classifications, and rights states that regular voting members shall exclusively possess all voting power for the election of directors and any other purpose. Article iii, section 5 of the bylaws state if a vacancy occurs on the board or one is not filled at the annual meeting, the president shall appoint a qualified person, with the advice and consent of the board to fill position for the remainder of the affected term in the event that the annual meeting has not taken place as specified in article 2, section 2. The incumbent officers and directors shall continue to hold office until the annual meeting takes place.”

“Any governance decisions of the organization reserved to (or subject to approval by) members or persons other than the governing body. Article ii, section 1, states that regular voting members shall exclusively possess all voting power for the election of directors and any other purpose.”

“Draft copies of the form 990 with supplemental schedules were presented to the executive director and president to review and comment. The comments considered appropriate are passed on to the cpa for inclusion in the final form 990 to be filed. The president is provided complete copies of this form 990 to distribute to all members of the governing board before the form 990 is filed.”

“Namis conflict of interest policy states, conflicts can arise from many ordinary and appropriate activities. The existence of a conflict does not imply wrongdoing on anyone's part, but when conflicts do arise, they must be recognized and disclosed, and then eliminated or appropriately managed. Some relationships may cause an appearance of conflict. Those too, are important to eliminate or manage so that we may maintain public confidence in the integrity of our activities.”

“Compensation for the executive director is based on the availability of funding for salaries and job market standards for a similar position in the non-profit sector.”

“Compensation for the other officer or key employee compensation is also based on the availability of funding for salaries and job market standards for a similar position in the non-profit sector.”

“Governing documents are available for the public review upon written request. A statement is made on the organizations website regarding the availability of governing documents. It states that the governing documents are provided upon written request.”

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