Author: GS-Governance
NCS 2023 Proposal: Constitutional Amendment on Credentials and Amendment to Credentials Section
Submitted by Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana
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A revised edition of the Blue Book of Basic Documents has been released based on changes recommended by the Membership Strategy Steering Committee. The following changes have been made: Addition under Credentials/Membership Dues and Procedures for Registration: Extended…
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