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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the flotilla standing rules document in the editor.
- Begin by filling in the name of your Flotilla and Division in Article 1. This establishes the identity of your organization.
- Review Article II, which outlines limitations. Ensure that your entries comply with the current United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Manual.
- Proceed to Article III to define the organization’s composition and officer duties as per the Manual.
- In Article IV, specify details about regular meetings, including frequency and location, ensuring they are documented for future reference.
- Complete Article V by determining quorum requirements and voting procedures, making sure all members understand their voting rights.
- Fill out Articles VI through XV as applicable, ensuring all sections are completed accurately for compliance and clarity.
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