NOTICE: Proposed Constitution and Bylaws Amendments
LOUISIANA REALTORS • September 12, 2018
NOTICE OF PROPOSED LOUISIANA REALTORS® CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS AMENDMENTS
This serves as notice of proposed amendments to the Constitution and Bylaws of the Louisiana REALTORS®
as required by Article 4 of the Constitution and Bylaws of the Louisiana REALTORS®.
Article 4 of the Constitution and Bylaws of the Louisiana REALTORS® requires all board of directors of Louisiana REALTORS® to be noticed of proposed changes to the Constitution and Bylaws at least ten (10) days prior to the Board of Directors meeting during which the Constitution and Bylaws are sought to be changed.
This notice is required to be provided by e-mail and posted on the Louisiana REALTORS® website.
The proposed changes to the Constitution and Bylaws of the Louisiana REALTORS® are in the below link.
(proposed changes are throughout the document and indicated in red).
NOTICE OF PROPOSED LOUISIANA REALTORS® POLICIES AND PROCEDURE AMENDMENTS
This serves as notice of proposed changes to the Policies and Procedures of the Louisiana REALTORS®.
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This notice is not required by any governing document of Louisiana REALTORS® and is being provided to inform you of proposed changes to be considered for adoption at the September 21, 2018 meeting of the Louisiana REALTORS® Board of Directors.
The proposed changes to the Policies and Procedures are in the below link. (page 2, proposed changes indicated in red).
Louisiana REALTORS' staff has compiled a summary presentation of the proposed amendments as a supplement to materials referenced in the above page.
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