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you so bylaws and and the typical provisions you find in Vilas so by law is if you think about it this way bylaws are really the operating manual for the corporation its one of the core corporate documents youll find with the corporation and it essentially provides a guideline for the Board of Directors the shareholders in the internal workings of the company so for example provisions typically found in bylaws would include you know how to hold the bylaw our Board of Directors meeting or shareholders meeting who gets notice when they get noticed how votes are tallied and made the kinds of actions that can be approved by the board by the shareholders it also provides oftentimes the roles and responsibilities of the officers of the company so the CEO president secretary chief financial officer etc itll also provide some of the other housekeeping issues youll see for example you know who signed stock certificates and who keeps the ledger of the company so its really it really is sort