BAS Rules and Constitution

Rules and Constitution 5 (iii) Concession membership shall be open to any person who at the time of application is— (a) an individual child under the age of 18; or (b) a person on Centrelink job-seeker or student income support payments and who can show suitable verification if asked; or (c) a person who receives an Age, Invalid or Disability Support Pension, a (sole) Parenting Payment, a Carer Payment or who is a self-funded retiree over 70 years of age and can show suit- able verification if asked, and a person with Concession membership may partake in all the Society’s activities and shall have full voting rights (if over 18) and an entitlement to stand for office (if over 18). (iv) Honorary membership of the Association is open to all those persons conferred such membership by a nomination of the Management Committee and elected at a subsequent general meeting, in recognition of distinguished service to the Association. A person with Honorary membership may partake in all the Society’s activities and, if over 18, shall have full voting rights and an entitlement to stand for office.  (3) The number of members in each class shall be unlimited. 5. (1) To be considered by the Management Committee for membership, an applicant must provide information not limited to: (i) name; (ii) residential address; (iii) contact telephone number; (iv) contact email address; (v) requested category of membership, and any additional information the Management Committee may from time to time specify. (2) This information may be provided via either printed application form, website application form, email or any other format the Management Committee may from time to time specify. (3) To be considered by the Management Committee for membership, an applicant must also pay the annual membership fee for their requested membership category. Payment may be in cash or by direct bank transfer to the Association’s bank account, or in any format the Management Committee may from time to time specify.