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Rotary Council on Legilation: Club Statements of Support and Opposition on Proposed Changes

The first volume of proposed legislation for the 2007 Council on Legislation is now available online at the rotary.org website:

http://www.rotary.org/newsroom/downloadcenter/pdfs/col07_complete_vol1.pdf

The first section summarizes all the proposed legislation and the second section gives the details. The Council will meet April 22-28, 2007 in Chicago. Clubs have until February 22, 2007 to submit their statements of support and opposition. Each statement may support or oppose one item of legislation and must be no longer than one side of sheet of standard business stationery. Send statements along with the item number (for example, 07-036) to the Council Services Section at RI World Headquarters. Statements will be distributed to the Council’s voting members for review.

Download proposed legislation and find more Council resources at www.rotary.org/events.

If you have any questions, please contact the district office.

Thanks for your participation,

Tom Jenkins

District Governor

Rotary District 5100

15115 SW Sequoia Pkwy Suite#170

Portland, Or 97224

877-776-8279 Toll Free

503-620-8055 Voice

503-620-1656 Fax

office@district5100.org

www.district5100.org

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