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Purpose
of the
College
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a.
to
acknowledge
attorneys
who
have
distinguished
themselves
through
contributions
to
the
practice
of
parliamentary
law
and
who
have
committed
themselves
to
high
standards
of
professional
and
ethical
conduct;
b.
to
provide
a
forum
for
the
exchange
of
information
among
experienced
legal
professionals
for
the
purpose
of
the
advancement
of
parliamentary
law;
c.
to
provide
educational
opportunities
for
College
members
and
non-members
to
discuss,
advance,
improve,
learn
about,
and
further
the
members'
and
the
public's
knowledge
of
parliamentary
law;
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Membership
To be eligible
for membership
in the College,
an individual
must be lawyer
who supports the
purpose of the
College.
In addition,
the applicant
must have
designation as a
parliamentarian
with proof of
significant
service and
contribution to
the practice of
parliamentary
law through
teaching and
lecturing,
authorship of
books, articles,
program
materials or
other scholarly
publications,
and/or
substantial
participation in
or leadership of
professional or
industry
organizations
and committees
concerned with
the practice or
application of
parliamentary
law.
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