OUSA has an elected board, accepts monetary payments, and is nonprofit (I
hope). And there is a convention subcommittee.
Ordinarily, the Board is the body who is *insured* and has the authority to
just by fiat state what the CoC will be.
The discussion to this point is solely advisory, isn't it?
On Tue, May 18, 2021 at 11:56 AM Galen Pickett
wrote:
> OUSA has an elected board, accepts monetary payments, and is nonprofit (I
> hope).
>
Indeed, OrigamiUSA is a registerd 501(c)3 charitable corporation.
> And there is a convention subcommittee.
>
> Ordinarily, the Board is the body who is
On May 18, 2021, at 8:32 AM, Galen Pickett wrote:
>
> OUSA has an elected board, accepts monetary payments, and is nonprofit (I
> hope). And there is a convention subcommittee…
> I have no guidance on what the content of CoC should be, but are not all the
> options and issues clear for an agen
