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Originally Posted by Brujah
I'm in as long as the principles are people I know or trust.
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I agree with any venture there should trust but for
that kind of money people do strange things and trust tends to dwindle.
Set up properly the club would be totally and legally binding.
We would need to set up a responsible board of directors. (The principles)
Maybe when we get enough members we could vote for an administrator?
Our administrator should be someone who is familiar with the board?s members and capable of assigning a secretary and treasurer from those who volunteer to do so.
The secretary would be responsible for updating our bylaws, of course any member can suggest changes or additions to the bylaws but only those posted by our secretary should be binding or we will end up with a ton of rules and regulations.
The treasurer would be responsible for handling the funds and purchasing the tickets.
Tickets would only have to be purchased every 10 weeks so it shouldn?t be all that time consuming but it is a very serious and responsible position.
It would also be a good idea for all concerned if the treasurer will stamp the upper front and back of the tickets with our name and post a picture of them.
This would restrict the payout to the name stamped on the ticket and if each member maintains proof of payment for that play they would have all legal rights to their fair share.