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It will be the\\\\nresponsibility of members to approve policies and guidelines for the\\\\noperation of the local chapter, to elect delegates to the national\\\\nconvention, to vote on matters related to national policy, and to\\\\nmake recommendations on issues and other matters to the National\\\\nPolitical Committee of DSA. \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\n Section\\\\n2.  Removal of Members</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tIf\\\\na full member is found to be in substantial disagreement with the\\\\nprinciples or policies of national DSA, or if they are found to be\\\\nconsistently engaging in undemocratic or disruptive behavior, the\\\\nLocal may vote to expel them from DSA.  In order for such a finding\\\\nto be made, another DSA member must formally prefer written charges\\\\nagainst the member in question to the Local Steering Committee, which\\\\nshall set the date of a Local meeting for deliberations on the\\\\ncharges.  The member in question must receive a copy of the written\\\\ncharges and notice of the meeting a minimum of two weeks before that\\\\nmeeting takes place.  Expulsion of a member or affiliate member\\\\nrequires a two-thirds vote of the Local meeting.  An expelled full\\\\nmember may appeal to the National Political Committee of DSA.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\nSection\\\\n3.  Dues</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tThe\\\\nLocal chapter may establish a Local pledge system of voluntary\\\\ndonations for its members.</p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"subhead\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"ARTICLE IV.  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It is rooted\\\\nin the belief that human beings should be free to develop to their\\\\nfullest potential, that public policies should be determined not by\\\\nwealth but by popular participation, and that individual liberties\\\\nshould be carefully safeguarded.  It is committed to a freedom of\\\\nspeech that does not recoil from dissent, to a freedom to organize\\\\nindependent trade unions, women\\\\u2019s\\\\ngroups, political parties, and other formations -- recognizing these\\\\nas essential bulwarks against the dangers of an intrusive state.  It\\\\nis committed to a freedom of religion that acknowledges the rights of\\\\nthose for whom spiritual concerns are central.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\nWe\\\\nare socialists because we are developing a concrete strategy for\\\\nachieving that vision.  In the present, we are building a visible\\\\nsocialist presence within the broad democratic left.  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In the long\\\\nrun, we hope to build a majority movement capable of making\\\\ndemocratic socialism a reality in the United States.  Our strategy\\\\nacknowledges the class structure of the U.S. society.  This class\\\\nstructure means that there is a basic conflict of interest between\\\\nthose sectors with enormous economic power and the vast majority of\\\\nthe population.</p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"subhead\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"ARTICLE III. Membership.\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"paragraph\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"<h5>Section\\\\n1.  Membership\\\\n</h5><h5>\\\\n \\\\n</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tMembers\\\\nof the Philadelphia Local DSA, also known as Philly DSA, will be\\\\nthose individuals whose dues to national DSA are paid in full, who\\\\nreside and/or work in the Philadelphia area. It will be the\\\\nresponsibility of members to approve policies and guidelines for the\\\\noperation of the local chapter, to elect delegates to the national\\\\nconvention, to vote on matters related to national policy, and to\\\\nmake recommendations on issues and other matters to the National\\\\nPolitical Committee of DSA. \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\n Section\\\\n2.  Removal of Members</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tIf\\\\na full member is found to be in substantial disagreement with the\\\\nprinciples or policies of national DSA, or if they are found to be\\\\nconsistently engaging in undemocratic or disruptive behavior, the\\\\nLocal may vote to expel them from DSA.  In order for such a finding\\\\nto be made, another DSA member must formally prefer written charges\\\\nagainst the member in question to the Local Steering Committee, which\\\\nshall set the date of a Local meeting for deliberations on the\\\\ncharges.  The member in question must receive a copy of the written\\\\ncharges and notice of the meeting a minimum of two weeks before that\\\\nmeeting takes place.  Expulsion of a member or affiliate member\\\\nrequires a two-thirds vote of the Local meeting.  An expelled full\\\\nmember may appeal to the National Political Committee of DSA.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\nSection\\\\n3.  Dues</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tThe\\\\nLocal chapter may establish a Local pledge system of voluntary\\\\ndonations for its members.</p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"subhead\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"ARTICLE IV.  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The General Meetings will set Local policy and work priorities, and will include political education sessions.<br/>\\\\u00a0<br/>The Local Steering Committee will set the agenda for General Meetings.<br/><h5>Section 3.\\\\u00a0 Emergency Meetings.</h5>The Local Steering Committee may call an Emergency Meeting of the Local on five days notice when an urgent and important matter requires deliberation.<br/><h5>Section 4.\\\\u00a0 Quorum.</h5><p>A quorum of 20 percent of the members (but not fewer than 5 persons) is required for General or Emergency Meetings to transact business. </p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"subhead\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"ARTICLE V.  Local Officers:  Powers and Duties\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"paragraph\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"<h5>Section\\\\n1.  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Co-Chairs.</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\ta.\\\\n The Co-Chairs will be the chief Steering officers of the Local. \\\\nThey will preside over Local and Steering Committee meetings or will\\\\nappoint a substitute to assume the powers and duties of the presiding\\\\nofficers as specified in Robert\\\\u2019s\\\\nRules of Order.  The Co-Chairs will be the official public\\\\nspokespersons for the Local and will initiate such actions and\\\\npolicies as the Local\\\\u2019s\\\\ngeneral welfare may demand.  \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tb.\\\\n The Co-Chairs will be responsible also for coordinating the\\\\nday-to-day operations and political work of the Local\\\\u2019s\\\\nbranches and committees.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tc.\\\\n The Co-Chairs will report to Local General Meetings on the business\\\\nof the Steering  Committee Meetings, at which time a copy of the\\\\nminutes of those meetings will be available for inspection.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\nSection\\\\n5.  Treasurer.</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tThe\\\\nTreasurer will be responsible for the funds and financial records of\\\\nthe Local.  All funds collected by the Local will be turned over to\\\\nthe Treasurer, who shall deposit them in a bank account under the\\\\nname of the Local.  In cooperation with the Secretary, the Treasurer\\\\nwill be responsible for ensuring that membership dues are paid\\\\nup-to-date.  The Treasurer will prepare the annual Local budget, and\\\\ndeliver the Local financial report to the General Meeting of the\\\\nLocal, as well as periodic progress reports as requested by the\\\\nSteering Committee of the Local.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\nSection\\\\n6.  At-Large Members.</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tThe\\\\nLocal Steering Committee may elect up to six (6) At-Large Members to\\\\nthe Local Steering Committee as representatives of the Local and its\\\\ndiverse political views.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\nAt-Large\\\\nMembers will be responsible for any additional duties and\\\\nresponsibilities that the Local Steering Committee determines are\\\\nnecessary, including participating in Local Committees, fundraising,\\\\ndeveloping campaigns, planning educational programming, acting as\\\\nrepresentatives of the Local, networking with other organizations or\\\\nactivists in the region, etc.</p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"subhead\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"ARTICLE VI.  Steering Committee.\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"paragraph\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"<h5>Section\\\\n1.  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The Steering\\\\nCommittee is the regular Steering body of the Local, and thus\\\\nsubordinate to its Legislative bodies, the Local Convention. \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tb)\\\\n The Local Steering Committee will be responsible for establishing\\\\nprogram activities for the Local chapter, for proposing guidelines\\\\nand policies that will subsequently be voted on by full members of\\\\nDSA, and for acting on the organization\\\\u2019s\\\\nbehalf between Local meetings.</p>\\\\n\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\nSection\\\\n3. Termination of Steering Committee Members.</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tThe\\\\nSteering Committee may vote to remove a member from the committee in\\\\nthe event that the member is unable or unwilling to perform their\\\\nduties. 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It is rooted\\\\nin the belief that human beings should be free to develop to their\\\\nfullest potential, that public policies should be determined not by\\\\nwealth but by popular participation, and that individual liberties\\\\nshould be carefully safeguarded.  It is committed to a freedom of\\\\nspeech that does not recoil from dissent, to a freedom to organize\\\\nindependent trade unions, women\\\\u2019s\\\\ngroups, political parties, and other formations -- recognizing these\\\\nas essential bulwarks against the dangers of an intrusive state.  It\\\\nis committed to a freedom of religion that acknowledges the rights of\\\\nthose for whom spiritual concerns are central.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\nWe\\\\nare socialists because we are developing a concrete strategy for\\\\nachieving that vision.  In the present, we are building a visible\\\\nsocialist presence within the broad democratic left.  In the long\\\\nrun, we hope to build a majority movement capable of making\\\\ndemocratic socialism a reality in the United States.  Our strategy\\\\nacknowledges the class structure of the U.S. society.  This class\\\\nstructure means that there is a basic conflict of interest between\\\\nthose sectors with enormous economic power and the vast majority of\\\\nthe population.</p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"subhead\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"ARTICLE III Membership.\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"paragraph\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"<h5>Section\\\\n1.  Membership\\\\n</h5><h5>\\\\n \\\\n</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tMembers\\\\nof the Philadelphia Local DSA, also known as Philly DSA, will be\\\\nthose individuals whose dues to national DSA are paid in full, who\\\\nreside and/or work in the Philadelphia area. 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The member in question must receive a copy of the written\\\\ncharges and notice of the meeting a minimum of two weeks before that\\\\nmeeting takes place.  Expulsion of a member or affiliate member\\\\nrequires a two-thirds vote of the Local meeting.  An expelled full\\\\nmember may appeal to the National Political Committee of DSA.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\nSection\\\\n3.  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Elections for the National\\\\nConvention delegation shall be held on the schedule announced by the\\\\nnational organization.</p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"subhead\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"ARTICLE X  Prohibited Activity\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"paragraph\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"p { margin-bottom: 0.1in; border: medium none; padding: 0in; direction: ltr; line-height: 120%; text-align: left; page-break-inside: auto; page-break-before: auto; page-break-after: auto; }p.western { font-size: 12pt; }p.cjk { font-size: 12pt; }p.ctl { font-size: 12pt; }a:link { color: rgb(0, 0, 10); text-decoration: underline; }\\\\n\\\\n\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tThe\\\\nPhiladelphia Local shall not engage in activity prohibited by the IRS\\\\nguidelines established for 501 (c) 4 organizations or similar rules\\\\nestablished by the state of Pennsylvania; Nor shall the local engage\\\\nin any activity prohibited by resolutions adopted by DSA\\\\u2019s\\\\nNational Convention or DSA\\\\u2019s\\\\nNational Political Committee.</p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"subhead\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"ARTICLE XI  Nominations and Recalls.\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"paragraph\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"p { margin-bottom: 0.1in; border: medium none; padding: 0in; direction: ltr; line-height: 120%; text-align: left; page-break-inside: auto; page-break-before: auto; page-break-after: auto; }p.western { font-size: 12pt; }p.cjk { font-size: 12pt; }p.ctl { font-size: 12pt; }a:link { color: rgb(0, 0, 10); text-decoration: underline; }\\\\n\\\\n\\\\n<p>\\\\n<i>Section\\\\n1.  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The call for nominations shall be announced to full\\\\nmembers of DSA in advance of the General Meeting. \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tThe\\\\nlocal Steering Committee will release an application for nominees\\\\nthat must be submitted to the Steering Committee no less than 5 days\\\\nprior to the Local Convention for candidates to be eligible for the\\\\nelection.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n<br/>\\\\n\\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n\\\\tNo\\\\nmember may join the Steering Committee until they have been a dues\\\\npaying member and participated in the local for 6 consecutive months.\\\\n\\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n<i>Section\\\\n3.  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It is rooted\\\\nin the belief that human beings should be free to develop to their\\\\nfullest potential, that public policies should be determined not by\\\\nwealth but by popular participation, and that individual liberties\\\\nshould be carefully safeguarded.  It is committed to a freedom of\\\\nspeech that does not recoil from dissent, to a freedom to organize\\\\nindependent trade unions, women\\\\u2019s\\\\ngroups, political parties, and other formations -- recognizing these\\\\nas essential bulwarks against the dangers of an intrusive state.  It\\\\nis committed to a freedom of religion that acknowledges the rights of\\\\nthose for whom spiritual concerns are central.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\nWe\\\\nare socialists because we are developing a concrete strategy for\\\\nachieving that vision.  In the present, we are building a visible\\\\nsocialist presence within the broad democratic left.  In the long\\\\nrun, we hope to build a majority movement capable of making\\\\ndemocratic socialism a reality in the United States.  Our strategy\\\\nacknowledges the class structure of the U.S. society.  This class\\\\nstructure means that there is a basic conflict of interest between\\\\nthose sectors with enormous economic power and the vast majority of\\\\nthe population.</p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"subhead\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"ARTICLE III Membership.\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"paragraph\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"<h5>Section\\\\n1.  Membership\\\\n</h5><h5>\\\\n \\\\n</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tMembers\\\\nof the Philadelphia Local DSA, also known as Philly DSA, will be\\\\nthose individuals whose dues to national DSA are paid in full, who\\\\nreside and/or work in the Philadelphia area. It will be the\\\\nresponsibility of members to approve policies and guidelines for the\\\\noperation of the local chapter, to elect delegates to the national\\\\nconvention, to vote on matters related to national policy, and to\\\\nmake recommendations on issues and other matters to the National\\\\nPolitical Committee of DSA. \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\n Section\\\\n2.  Removal of Members</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tIf\\\\na full member is found to be in substantial disagreement with the\\\\nprinciples or policies of national DSA, or if they are found to be\\\\nconsistently engaging in undemocratic or disruptive behavior, the\\\\nLocal may vote to expel them from DSA.  In order for such a finding\\\\nto be made, another DSA member must formally prefer written charges\\\\nagainst the member in question to the Local Steering Committee, which\\\\nshall set the date of a Local meeting for deliberations on the\\\\ncharges.  The member in question must receive a copy of the written\\\\ncharges and notice of the meeting a minimum of two weeks before that\\\\nmeeting takes place.  Expulsion of a member or affiliate member\\\\nrequires a two-thirds vote of the Local meeting.  An expelled full\\\\nmember may appeal to the National Political Committee of DSA.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\nSection\\\\n3.  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The Co-Chairs will be the official public\\\\nspokespersons for the Local and will initiate such actions and\\\\npolicies as the Local\\\\u2019s\\\\ngeneral welfare may demand.  \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tb.\\\\n The Co-Chairs will be responsible also for coordinating the\\\\nday-to-day operations and political work of the Local\\\\u2019s\\\\nbranches and committees.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tc.\\\\n The Co-Chairs will report to Local General Meetings on the business\\\\nof the Steering  Committee Meetings, at which time a copy of the\\\\nminutes of those meetings will be available for inspection.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\nSection\\\\n5.  Treasurer.</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tThe\\\\nTreasurer will be responsible for the funds and financial records of\\\\nthe Local.  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The Steering\\\\nCommittee is the regular Steering body of the Local, and thus\\\\nsubordinate to its Legislative bodies, the Local Convention. \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tb)\\\\n The Local Steering Committee will be responsible for establishing\\\\nprogram activities for the Local chapter, for proposing guidelines\\\\nand policies that will subsequently be voted on by full members of\\\\nDSA, and for acting on the organization\\\\u2019s\\\\nbehalf between Local meetings.</p>\\\\n\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\nSection\\\\n3. Termination of Steering Committee Members.</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tThe\\\\nSteering Committee may vote to remove a member from the committee in\\\\nthe event that the member is unable or unwilling to perform their\\\\nduties. 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All members of the Steering Committee must\\\\n(ordinarily) be given four days oral or written notice of regular\\\\nSteering Committee Meetings; a 24-hour notice may be given under\\\\nspecial emergency circumstances.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\nSection\\\\n 5.  Quorum.</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tA\\\\nquorum of five members of the Steering Committee is required for the\\\\ntransaction of Steering Committee business.</p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"subhead\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"ARTICLE VII  Branches.\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"paragraph\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"<h5>Section\\\\n1.  Definition.\\\\n</h5><p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tA\\\\nbranch is a subgroup of the Local consisting of at least five full\\\\nmembers in good standing with national DSA.  Branches may be defined\\\\nby geography, work site, constituency (e.g., labor, minority,\\\\nfeminist), or area of political work (e.g., peace action,\\\\nenvironmental movement).  The chairs of branches will hold membership\\\\non the Local Steering Committee.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\nSection\\\\n2.  Youth Sections.</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tBranches\\\\nestablished on college campuses and consisting of students will be\\\\ncalled Local Youth Sections.  Youth Sections must have at least five\\\\nfull members in good standing with national DSA.  The chairs of Local\\\\nYouth Sections will hold membership on the Local Steering  Committee.</p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"subhead\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"ARTICLE VIII  Committees\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"paragraph\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"<h5>Section\\\\n1.  Duration.\\\\n</h5><h5>\\\\n \\\\n</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tThe\\\\nLocal will have Ad Hoc Committees, which will exist for a limited and\\\\nexplicit duration. 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The amendment must be approved by\\\\na majority vote of a General Meeting.</p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"subhead\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"ARTICLE XIII Local Dues\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"paragraph\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"<p>The\\\\nLocal reserves the right to collect quarterly dues from full members,\\\\nin addition to the dues paid by members to DSA nationally. The amount\\\\nof local will be voted on in the budget during the Local Convention\\\\nor set by the Steering Committee. Local dues will be collected at the\\\\nGeneral Meeting. \\\\n</p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"subhead\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"ARTICLE XIV  Rules of the Local\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"paragraph\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"<h5>Section\\\\n1.  Rules.\\\\n</h5><h5>\\\\n \\\\n</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tThe\\\\nRules contained in Robert\\\\u2019s\\\\nRules of Order, Newly Revised,\\\\nshall govern this Local in cases to which they are applicable and in\\\\nwhich they are not inconsistent with these Bylaws.  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Our \\\\norganization relies on the commitment and consistent work of our \\\\nmembers. Our Local structure consists of an elected Steering Committee, \\\\ntwo Co-Chairs and several project based and task based committees. The following organizational chart\\\\n demonstrates how these committees, the members and co-chairs relate to \\\\neach other. In addition we encourage all members to read and become \\\\nfamiliar with <a id=\\\\\\\"12\\\\\\\" linktype=\\\\\\\"page\\\\\\\">Philly DSA's Local Bylaws</a>.\\\\n</p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"image\\\", \\\"value\\\": {\\\"photo\\\": 3, \\\"photo_alignment\\\": \\\"center\\\", \\\"caption\\\": \\\"The DSA's Organizational Chart\\\", \\\"caption_alignment\\\": \\\"tl\\\"}}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"paragraph\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"<p>The Steering Committee is made up of:</p><ul><li>Natalie Midiri (co-chair),</li><li>Adam \\\\nGoldman (co-chair),</li><li>Diane Isser,</li><li>Seth Kulick,</li><li>Paul Prescod,</li><li>Andrew Knox,</li><li>Joseph Schwartz, and<br/></li><li>Dustin Guastella.</li></ul>\\\\n\\\\n<p>Organizing Chairs: Sandra Lane, Sean Jin <br/>\\\\nOutreach Chair: David Backer<br/>\\\\nPolitical Education Chairs: Andrew Knox, Scott Jenkins<br/>\\\\nChildcare chair: Kat Edwards<br/>\\\\nSocial Chair: Jedidiah Sloboda</p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"call_to_action\\\", \\\"value\\\": {\\\"title\\\": \\\"Join the Philly DSA\\\", \\\"cta_copy\\\": \\\"Sign Up to Join the Movement and Get Updates from our Activist List!\\\", \\\"button_title\\\": \\\"Join the movement!\\\", \\\"button_link\\\": 11, \\\"button_external_link\\\": \\\"\\\"}}]\", \"fundraising_snippet\": null}", "approved_go_live_at": null}}, {"model": "wagtailcore.pagerevision", "pk": 80, "fields": {"page": 12, "submitted_for_moderation": false, "created_at": "2017-05-16T10:56:49.469Z", "user": ["jeremy"], "content_json": "{\"pk\": 12, \"path\": \"000100010007\", \"depth\": 3, \"numchild\": 0, \"title\": \"Bylaws of the Philadelphia Democratic Socialists of America\", \"slug\": \"bylaws-philadelphia-democratic-socialists-america\", \"content_type\": 31, \"live\": true, \"has_unpublished_changes\": true, \"url_path\": \"/home/bylaws-philadelphia-democratic-socialists-america/\", \"owner\": 1, \"seo_title\": \"\", \"show_in_menus\": false, \"search_description\": \"\", \"go_live_at\": null, \"expire_at\": null, \"expired\": false, \"locked\": false, \"first_published_at\": \"2017-05-16T10:40:08.234Z\", \"latest_revision_created_at\": \"2017-05-16T10:55:03.032Z\", \"body\": \"[{\\\"type\\\": \\\"subhead\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"ARTICLE I\\\\tName.\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"paragraph\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"<p>The\\\\nname of the Local shall be the <b>Philadelphia\\\\nLocal of the Democratic Socialists of America</b>,\\\\na not-for-profit organization, also known as Philly DSA. \\\\n</p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"subhead\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"ARTICLE II   Purpose.\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"paragraph\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"The\\\\nPhiladelphia Local of the Democratic Socialists of America seeks to\\\\nfacilitate the transition to a truly democratic and socialist\\\\nsociety, one in which the means/resources of production are\\\\ndemocratically and socially controlled.\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tDSA\\\\nrejects an economic order based solely on private profit, alienated\\\\nlabor, gross inequalities of wealth and power, discrimination based\\\\non race and sex, and brutality and violence in defense of the status\\\\nquo.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tDSA\\\\nenvisions a humane social order based on popular control of resources\\\\nand production, economic planning, equitable distribution, gender and\\\\nracial equality, and non-oppressive relationships.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\nOur\\\\nconception of socialism is a profoundly democratic one.  It is rooted\\\\nin the belief that human beings should be free to develop to their\\\\nfullest potential, that public policies should be determined not by\\\\nwealth but by popular participation, and that individual liberties\\\\nshould be carefully safeguarded.  It is committed to a freedom of\\\\nspeech that does not recoil from dissent, to a freedom to organize\\\\nindependent trade unions, women\\\\u2019s\\\\ngroups, political parties, and other formations -- recognizing these\\\\nas essential bulwarks against the dangers of an intrusive state.  It\\\\nis committed to a freedom of religion that acknowledges the rights of\\\\nthose for whom spiritual concerns are central.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\nWe\\\\nare socialists because we are developing a concrete strategy for\\\\nachieving that vision.  In the present, we are building a visible\\\\nsocialist presence within the broad democratic left.  In the long\\\\nrun, we hope to build a majority movement capable of making\\\\ndemocratic socialism a reality in the United States.  Our strategy\\\\nacknowledges the class structure of the U.S. society.  This class\\\\nstructure means that there is a basic conflict of interest between\\\\nthose sectors with enormous economic power and the vast majority of\\\\nthe population.</p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"subhead\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"ARTICLE III Membership.\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"paragraph\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"<h5>Section\\\\n1.  Membership\\\\n</h5><h5>\\\\n \\\\n</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tMembers\\\\nof the Philadelphia Local DSA, also known as Philly DSA, will be\\\\nthose individuals whose dues to national DSA are paid in full, who\\\\nreside and/or work in the Philadelphia area. It will be the\\\\nresponsibility of members to approve policies and guidelines for the\\\\noperation of the local chapter, to elect delegates to the national\\\\nconvention, to vote on matters related to national policy, and to\\\\nmake recommendations on issues and other matters to the National\\\\nPolitical Committee of DSA. \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\n Section\\\\n2.  Removal of Members</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tIf\\\\na full member is found to be in substantial disagreement with the\\\\nprinciples or policies of national DSA, or if they are found to be\\\\nconsistently engaging in undemocratic or disruptive behavior, the\\\\nLocal may vote to expel them from DSA.  In order for such a finding\\\\nto be made, another DSA member must formally prefer written charges\\\\nagainst the member in question to the Local Steering Committee, which\\\\nshall set the date of a Local meeting for deliberations on the\\\\ncharges.  The member in question must receive a copy of the written\\\\ncharges and notice of the meeting a minimum of two weeks before that\\\\nmeeting takes place.  Expulsion of a member or affiliate member\\\\nrequires a two-thirds vote of the Local meeting.  An expelled full\\\\nmember may appeal to the National Political Committee of DSA.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\nSection\\\\n3.  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The Co-Chairs will be the official public\\\\nspokespersons for the Local and will initiate such actions and\\\\npolicies as the Local\\\\u2019s\\\\ngeneral welfare may demand.  \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tb.\\\\n The Co-Chairs will be responsible also for coordinating the\\\\nday-to-day operations and political work of the Local\\\\u2019s\\\\nbranches and committees.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tc.\\\\n The Co-Chairs will report to Local General Meetings on the business\\\\nof the Steering  Committee Meetings, at which time a copy of the\\\\nminutes of those meetings will be available for inspection.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\nSection\\\\n5.  Treasurer.</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tThe\\\\nTreasurer will be responsible for the funds and financial records of\\\\nthe Local.  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All members of the Steering Committee must\\\\n(ordinarily) be given four days oral or written notice of regular\\\\nSteering Committee Meetings; a 24-hour notice may be given under\\\\nspecial emergency circumstances.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\nSection\\\\n 5.  Quorum.</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tA\\\\nquorum of five members of the Steering Committee is required for the\\\\ntransaction of Steering Committee business.</p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"subhead\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"ARTICLE VII  Branches.\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"paragraph\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"<h5>Section\\\\n1.  Definition.\\\\n</h5><p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tA\\\\nbranch is a subgroup of the Local consisting of at least five full\\\\nmembers in good standing with national DSA.  Branches may be defined\\\\nby geography, work site, constituency (e.g., labor, minority,\\\\nfeminist), or area of political work (e.g., peace action,\\\\nenvironmental movement).  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It is rooted\\\\nin the belief that human beings should be free to develop to their\\\\nfullest potential, that public policies should be determined not by\\\\nwealth but by popular participation, and that individual liberties\\\\nshould be carefully safeguarded.  It is committed to a freedom of\\\\nspeech that does not recoil from dissent, to a freedom to organize\\\\nindependent trade unions, women\\\\u2019s\\\\ngroups, political parties, and other formations -- recognizing these\\\\nas essential bulwarks against the dangers of an intrusive state.  It\\\\nis committed to a freedom of religion that acknowledges the rights of\\\\nthose for whom spiritual concerns are central.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\nWe\\\\nare socialists because we are developing a concrete strategy for\\\\nachieving that vision.  In the present, we are building a visible\\\\nsocialist presence within the broad democratic left.  In the long\\\\nrun, we hope to build a majority movement capable of making\\\\ndemocratic socialism a reality in the United States.  Our strategy\\\\nacknowledges the class structure of the U.S. society.  This class\\\\nstructure means that there is a basic conflict of interest between\\\\nthose sectors with enormous economic power and the vast majority of\\\\nthe population.</p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"subhead\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"ARTICLE III Membership\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"paragraph\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"<h5>Section\\\\n1.  Membership\\\\n</h5><h5>\\\\n \\\\n</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tMembers\\\\nof the Philadelphia Local DSA, also known as Philly DSA, will be\\\\nthose individuals whose dues to national DSA are paid in full, who\\\\nreside and/or work in the Philadelphia area. 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It is rooted\\\\nin the belief that human beings should be free to develop to their\\\\nfullest potential, that public policies should be determined not by\\\\nwealth but by popular participation, and that individual liberties\\\\nshould be carefully safeguarded.  It is committed to a freedom of\\\\nspeech that does not recoil from dissent, to a freedom to organize\\\\nindependent trade unions, women\\\\u2019s\\\\ngroups, political parties, and other formations -- recognizing these\\\\nas essential bulwarks against the dangers of an intrusive state.  It\\\\nis committed to a freedom of religion that acknowledges the rights of\\\\nthose for whom spiritual concerns are central.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\nWe\\\\nare socialists because we are developing a concrete strategy for\\\\nachieving that vision.  In the present, we are building a visible\\\\nsocialist presence within the broad democratic left.  In the long\\\\nrun, we hope to build a majority movement capable of making\\\\ndemocratic socialism a reality in the United States.  Our strategy\\\\nacknowledges the class structure of the U.S. society.  This class\\\\nstructure means that there is a basic conflict of interest between\\\\nthose sectors with enormous economic power and the vast majority of\\\\nthe population.</p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"subhead\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"ARTICLE III Membership\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"paragraph\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"<h5>Section\\\\n1.  Membership\\\\n</h5><h5>\\\\n \\\\n</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tMembers\\\\nof the Philadelphia Local DSA, also known as Philly DSA, will be\\\\nthose individuals whose dues to national DSA are paid in full, who\\\\nreside and/or work in the Philadelphia area. It will be the\\\\nresponsibility of members to approve policies and guidelines for the\\\\noperation of the local chapter, to elect delegates to the national\\\\nconvention, to vote on matters related to national policy, and to\\\\nmake recommendations on issues and other matters to the National\\\\nPolitical Committee of DSA. \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\n Section\\\\n2.  Removal of Members</h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tIf\\\\na full member is found to be in substantial disagreement with the\\\\nprinciples or policies of national DSA, or if they are found to be\\\\nconsistently engaging in undemocratic or disruptive behavior, the\\\\nLocal may vote to expel them from DSA.  In order for such a finding\\\\nto be made, another DSA member must formally prefer written charges\\\\nagainst the member in question to the Local Steering Committee, which\\\\nshall set the date of a Local meeting for deliberations on the\\\\ncharges.  The member in question must receive a copy of the written\\\\ncharges and notice of the meeting a minimum of two weeks before that\\\\nmeeting takes place.  Expulsion of a member or affiliate member\\\\nrequires a two-thirds vote of the Local meeting.  An expelled full\\\\nmember may appeal to the National Political Committee of DSA.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\nSection\\\\n3.  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The General Meetings will set Local policy and work priorities, and will include political education sessions.<br/>\\\\u00a0<br/>The Local Steering Committee will set the agenda for General Meetings.<br/><h5>Section 3.\\\\u00a0 Emergency Meetings <br/></h5>The Local Steering Committee may call an Emergency Meeting of the Local on five days notice when an urgent and important matter requires deliberation.<br/><h5>Section 4.\\\\u00a0 Quorum <br/></h5><p>A quorum of 20 percent of the members (but not fewer than 5 persons) is required for General or Emergency Meetings to transact business. </p>\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"subhead\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"ARTICLE V  Local Officers:  Powers and Duties\\\"}, {\\\"type\\\": \\\"paragraph\\\", \\\"value\\\": \\\"<h5>Section\\\\n1.  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The Co-Chairs will be the official public\\\\nspokespersons for the Local and will initiate such actions and\\\\npolicies as the Local\\\\u2019s\\\\ngeneral welfare may demand.  \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tb.\\\\n The Co-Chairs will be responsible also for coordinating the\\\\nday-to-day operations and political work of the Local\\\\u2019s\\\\nbranches and committees.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tc.\\\\n The Co-Chairs will report to Local General Meetings on the business\\\\nof the Steering  Committee Meetings, at which time a copy of the\\\\nminutes of those meetings will be available for inspection.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\nSection\\\\n5.  Treasurer <br/></h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tThe\\\\nTreasurer will be responsible for the funds and financial records of\\\\nthe Local.  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Grounds for termination include: missing more than two (2)\\\\nSteering Committee meetings in a row, failure to participate in at\\\\nleast one (1) additional local ad hoc committee, mismanagement of\\\\nfunds, etc. The Steering Committee must notify the member in writing\\\\nof the termination and may request to appeal the decision at a\\\\nmeeting of the full Local. Reinstatement of a terminated Steering\\\\nCommittee member requires a two-thirds vote of the Local meeting.</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<h5>\\\\nSection\\\\n4.  Meetings <br/></h5>\\\\n<p>\\\\n \\\\n</p>\\\\n<p>\\\\n        \\\\tThe\\\\nmeetings of the Steering Committee will be held at the call of the\\\\nCo-Chairs at such intervals as may be determined by a prior Steering\\\\nCommittee Meeting or by consultation with any three members of the\\\\nSteering Committee.  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They give us\\nthe ability to support unique initiatives, organize our membership,\\ninfluence politics within the greater Philadelphia area, build\\ninfrastructure, and provide  meeting spaces to our members. <br/></p><p>\\nNational dues go to DSA USA, and pay for infrastructure, campaigns,\\nand offices. These can be paid <a href=\\\"https://dsausa.nationbuilder.com/join\\\">here</a>.</p>\"}, {\"type\": \"subhead\", \"value\": \"Why Should I Become a Dues Paying Member?\"}, {\"type\": \"paragraph\", \"value\": \"<p>Funds are crucial to our ability to function as a robust, effective chapter, and every penny counts. As much as we may wish otherwise, political organization requires money. Local dues will allow us to continue to grow, develop membership, and contribute to the overall goals of the DSA. By becoming a dues-paying member, you\\u2019re helping to prove that effective mobilization can be done democratically, without massive donations or private fundraising.</p>\"}, {\"type\": \"subhead\", \"value\": \"Can I Come to Meetings if I Don\\u2019t or Can\\u2019t Afford to Pay Dues?\"}, {\"type\": \"paragraph\", \"value\": \"<p>Yes! Meetings are open to anyone who would like to listen in and participate in campaigns, but only National dues paying members will be able to vote on initiatives and participate in any democratically controlled mechanisms within the chapter. Essentially - National dues are the formal requirement for DSA membership and local dues enable us to effectively operate at the local level. We really do rely on this to fund our organization so we encourage everyone to pay in, but we\\u2019ll never turn you away.</p>\"}, {\"type\": \"call_to_action\", \"value\": {\"title\": \"Local Dues\", \"cta_copy\": \"Please pay your dues, folks\", \"button_title\": \"Give us money!\", \"button_link\": null, \"button_external_link\": \"https://actionnetwork.org/fundraising/local-membership-dues?source=phillydsa-dot-com\"}}]", "fundraising_snippet": null}}, {"model": "common.toplevelpage", "pk": 12, "fields": {"body": "[{\"type\": \"subhead\", \"value\": \"ARTICLE I\\tName\"}, {\"type\": \"paragraph\", \"value\": \"<p>The\\nname of the Local shall be the <b>Philadelphia\\nLocal of the Democratic Socialists of America</b>,\\na not-for-profit organization, also known as Philly DSA. \\n</p>\"}, {\"type\": \"subhead\", \"value\": \"ARTICLE II   Purpose\"}, {\"type\": \"paragraph\", \"value\": \"The\\nPhiladelphia Local of the Democratic Socialists of America seeks to\\nfacilitate the transition to a truly democratic and socialist\\nsociety, one in which the means/resources of production are\\ndemocratically and socially controlled.\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\tDSA\\nrejects an economic order based solely on private profit, alienated\\nlabor, gross inequalities of wealth and power, discrimination based\\non race and sex, and brutality and violence in defense of the status\\nquo.</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\tDSA\\nenvisions a humane social order based on popular control of resources\\nand production, economic planning, equitable distribution, gender and\\nracial equality, and non-oppressive relationships.</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\nOur\\nconception of socialism is a profoundly democratic one.  It is rooted\\nin the belief that human beings should be free to develop to their\\nfullest potential, that public policies should be determined not by\\nwealth but by popular participation, and that individual liberties\\nshould be carefully safeguarded.  It is committed to a freedom of\\nspeech that does not recoil from dissent, to a freedom to organize\\nindependent trade unions, women\\u2019s\\ngroups, political parties, and other formations -- recognizing these\\nas essential bulwarks against the dangers of an intrusive state.  It\\nis committed to a freedom of religion that acknowledges the rights of\\nthose for whom spiritual concerns are central.</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\nWe\\nare socialists because we are developing a concrete strategy for\\nachieving that vision.  In the present, we are building a visible\\nsocialist presence within the broad democratic left.  In the long\\nrun, we hope to build a majority movement capable of making\\ndemocratic socialism a reality in the United States.  Our strategy\\nacknowledges the class structure of the U.S. society.  This class\\nstructure means that there is a basic conflict of interest between\\nthose sectors with enormous economic power and the vast majority of\\nthe population.</p>\"}, {\"type\": \"subhead\", \"value\": \"ARTICLE III Membership\"}, {\"type\": \"paragraph\", \"value\": \"<h5>Section\\n1.  Membership\\n</h5><h5>\\n \\n</h5>\\n<p>\\n        \\tMembers\\nof the Philadelphia Local DSA, also known as Philly DSA, will be\\nthose individuals whose dues to national DSA are paid in full, who\\nreside and/or work in the Philadelphia area. It will be the\\nresponsibility of members to approve policies and guidelines for the\\noperation of the local chapter, to elect delegates to the national\\nconvention, to vote on matters related to national policy, and to\\nmake recommendations on issues and other matters to the National\\nPolitical Committee of DSA. \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<h5>\\n Section\\n2.  Removal of Members</h5>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\tIf\\na full member is found to be in substantial disagreement with the\\nprinciples or policies of national DSA, or if they are found to be\\nconsistently engaging in undemocratic or disruptive behavior, the\\nLocal may vote to expel them from DSA.  In order for such a finding\\nto be made, another DSA member must formally prefer written charges\\nagainst the member in question to the Local Steering Committee, which\\nshall set the date of a Local meeting for deliberations on the\\ncharges.  The member in question must receive a copy of the written\\ncharges and notice of the meeting a minimum of two weeks before that\\nmeeting takes place.  Expulsion of a member or affiliate member\\nrequires a two-thirds vote of the Local meeting.  An expelled full\\nmember may appeal to the National Political Committee of DSA.</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<h5>\\nSection\\n3.  Dues</h5>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\tThe\\nLocal chapter may establish a Local pledge system of voluntary\\ndonations for its members.</p>\"}, {\"type\": \"subhead\", \"value\": \"ARTICLE IV  Local Meetings\"}, {\"type\": \"paragraph\", \"value\": \"<h5>Section 1.\\u00a0 Local Convention <br/></h5>The Local will hold a minimum of one Local Convention every two years, and all members of the Local will receive three weeks written (or electronic mail) notice and an agenda of the Local Convention.\\u00a0 The Local Convention will elect Local officers and may adopt an annual budget.\\u00a0 In general, it is the highest legislative body of the Local.<br/><h5>Section 2.\\u00a0 General Meetings <br/></h5>The Local will hold General Meetings at least four times annually, the time and place of which shall be set in a schedule published and distributed by the Local Steering Committee. The General Meetings will set Local policy and work priorities, and will include political education sessions.<br/>\\u00a0<br/>The Local Steering Committee will set the agenda for General Meetings.<br/><h5>Section 3.\\u00a0 Emergency Meetings <br/></h5>The Local Steering Committee may call an Emergency Meeting of the Local on five days notice when an urgent and important matter requires deliberation.<br/><h5>Section 4.\\u00a0 Quorum <br/></h5><p>A quorum of 20 percent of the members (but not fewer than 5 persons) is required for General or Emergency Meetings to transact business. </p>\"}, {\"type\": \"subhead\", \"value\": \"ARTICLE V  Local Officers:  Powers and Duties\"}, {\"type\": \"paragraph\", \"value\": \"<h5>Section\\n1.  Officers and Terms\\n</h5><h5>\\n \\n</h5>\\n<p>\\n        \\tThe\\nofficers of the Local will be the two Co-Chairs, the treasurer, and\\nup to 6 additional at-large members who form the Local Steering\\nCommittee. The term of office will be two years, and shall run from\\nOctober to September or until successors are elected. At least one of\\nthe three officers must be a self-identified woman. \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<h5>\\nSection\\n2.  Vacancies <br/></h5>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\tIn\\nthe event of a vacancy of any of the officers, the Steering Committee\\nmay vote to elect a new officer in replacement for the remainder of\\nthe term. \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<h5>\\nSection\\n3.  Co-Chairs <br/></h5>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\ta.\\n The Co-Chairs will be the chief Steering officers of the Local. \\nThey will preside over Local and Steering Committee meetings or will\\nappoint a substitute to assume the powers and duties of the presiding\\nofficers as specified in Robert\\u2019s\\nRules of Order.  The Co-Chairs will be the official public\\nspokespersons for the Local and will initiate such actions and\\npolicies as the Local\\u2019s\\ngeneral welfare may demand.  \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\tb.\\n The Co-Chairs will be responsible also for coordinating the\\nday-to-day operations and political work of the Local\\u2019s\\nbranches and committees.</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\tc.\\n The Co-Chairs will report to Local General Meetings on the business\\nof the Steering  Committee Meetings, at which time a copy of the\\nminutes of those meetings will be available for inspection.</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<h5>\\nSection\\n5.  Treasurer <br/></h5>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\tThe\\nTreasurer will be responsible for the funds and financial records of\\nthe Local.  All funds collected by the Local will be turned over to\\nthe Treasurer, who shall deposit them in a bank account under the\\nname of the Local.  In cooperation with the Secretary, the Treasurer\\nwill be responsible for ensuring that membership dues are paid\\nup-to-date.  The Treasurer will prepare the annual Local budget, and\\ndeliver the Local financial report to the General Meeting of the\\nLocal, as well as periodic progress reports as requested by the\\nSteering Committee of the Local.</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<h5>\\nSection\\n6.  At-Large Members.</h5>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\tThe\\nLocal Steering Committee may elect up to six (6) At-Large Members to\\nthe Local Steering Committee as representatives of the Local and its\\ndiverse political views.</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\nAt-Large\\nMembers will be responsible for any additional duties and\\nresponsibilities that the Local Steering Committee determines are\\nnecessary, including participating in Local Committees, fundraising,\\ndeveloping campaigns, planning educational programming, acting as\\nrepresentatives of the Local, networking with other organizations or\\nactivists in the region, etc.</p>\"}, {\"type\": \"subhead\", \"value\": \"ARTICLE VI  Steering Committee\"}, {\"type\": \"paragraph\", \"value\": \"<h5>Section\\n1.  Composition\\u00a0\\n</h5><p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\tThe\\nLocal Steering Committee will be composed of the Co-Chairs,\\ntreasurer, and up to 6 At-Large Members.</p><h5>\\nSection\\n2.  Duties <br/></h5>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\ta)\\n The Steering Committee administers the affairs of the Local and\\noversees the implementation of the decisions of the General Meetings;\\nit may also create policy in-between Local Conventions.  It shall\\nhave the power to receive reports of any Committee and advise\\nthereon, to call emergency meetings of the Local, and to act on any\\nmatter that requires immediate and urgent action.  The Steering\\nCommittee is the regular Steering body of the Local, and thus\\nsubordinate to its Legislative bodies, the Local Convention. \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\tb)\\n The Local Steering Committee will be responsible for establishing\\nprogram activities for the Local chapter, for proposing guidelines\\nand policies that will subsequently be voted on by full members of\\nDSA, and for acting on the organization\\u2019s\\nbehalf between Local meetings.</p>\\n\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<h5>\\nSection\\n3. Termination of Steering Committee Members <br/></h5>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\tThe\\nSteering Committee may vote to remove a member from the committee in\\nthe event that the member is unable or unwilling to perform their\\nduties. Grounds for termination include: missing more than two (2)\\nSteering Committee meetings in a row, failure to participate in at\\nleast one (1) additional local ad hoc committee, mismanagement of\\nfunds, etc. The Steering Committee must notify the member in writing\\nof the termination and may request to appeal the decision at a\\nmeeting of the full Local. Reinstatement of a terminated Steering\\nCommittee member requires a two-thirds vote of the Local meeting.</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<h5>\\nSection\\n4.  Meetings <br/></h5>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\tThe\\nmeetings of the Steering Committee will be held at the call of the\\nCo-Chairs at such intervals as may be determined by a prior Steering\\nCommittee Meeting or by consultation with any three members of the\\nSteering Committee.  All members of the Steering Committee must\\n(ordinarily) be given four days oral or written notice of regular\\nSteering Committee Meetings; a 24-hour notice may be given under\\nspecial emergency circumstances.</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<h5>\\nSection\\n 5.  Quorum <br/></h5>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\tA\\nquorum of five members of the Steering Committee is required for the\\ntransaction of Steering Committee business.</p>\"}, {\"type\": \"subhead\", \"value\": \"ARTICLE VII  Branches\"}, {\"type\": \"paragraph\", \"value\": \"<h5>Section\\n1.  Definition\\u00a0\\n</h5><p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\tA\\nbranch is a subgroup of the Local consisting of at least five full\\nmembers in good standing with national DSA.  Branches may be defined\\nby geography, work site, constituency (e.g., labor, minority,\\nfeminist), or area of political work (e.g., peace action,\\nenvironmental movement).  The chairs of branches will hold membership\\non the Local Steering Committee.</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<h5>\\nSection\\n2.  Youth Sections <br/></h5>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\tBranches\\nestablished on college campuses and consisting of students will be\\ncalled Local Youth Sections.  Youth Sections must have at least five\\nfull members in good standing with national DSA.  The chairs of Local\\nYouth Sections will hold membership on the Local Steering  Committee.</p>\"}, {\"type\": \"subhead\", \"value\": \"ARTICLE VIII  Committees\"}, {\"type\": \"paragraph\", \"value\": \"<h5>Section\\n1.  Duration\\u00a0\\n</h5><h5>\\n \\n</h5>\\n<p>\\n        \\tThe\\nLocal will have Ad Hoc Committees, which will exist for a limited and\\nexplicit duration. Ad Hoc Committees may be established by a vote of\\nfull members at a General Meeting of the Local or by the Steering\\nCommittee.</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<h5>\\nSection\\n2.  Duties <br/></h5>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\tChairs\\nof Ad Hoc Committees will keep the Steering Committee and the General\\nMeetings of the Local informed on the activities of the committee.</p>\"}, {\"type\": \"subhead\", \"value\": \"ARTICLE IX  Delegates to National, Regional, and State Bodies\"}, {\"type\": \"paragraph\", \"value\": \"<h5>Section\\n1.  Convention\\u00a0\\n</h5><h5>\\n \\n</h5>\\n<p>\\n        \\tLocal\\ndelegates and alternates to the National Convention will be elected\\nby the Local Steering Committee. Elections for the National\\nConvention delegation shall be held on the schedule announced by the\\nnational organization.</p>\"}, {\"type\": \"subhead\", \"value\": \"ARTICLE X  Prohibited Activity\"}, {\"type\": \"paragraph\", \"value\": \"<p>The\\nPhiladelphia Local shall not engage in activity prohibited by the IRS\\nguidelines established for 501 (c) 4 organizations or similar rules\\nestablished by the state of Pennsylvania; Nor shall the local engage\\nin any activity prohibited by resolutions adopted by DSA\\u2019s\\nNational Convention or DSA\\u2019s\\nNational Political Committee.</p>\"}, {\"type\": \"subhead\", \"value\": \"ARTICLE XI  Nominations and Recalls\"}, {\"type\": \"paragraph\", \"value\": \"<h5>Section\\n1.  Nominations Committee\\n</h5><h5>\\n \\n</h5>\\n<p>\\n        \\tA\\nthree-person Nominations Committee shall be established at least one\\nmonth prior to every election by vote of a Local Convention.  It\\nshall solicit and receive nominations for the positions to be\\nelected.</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<h5>\\nSection\\n2.  Nominations Process <br/></h5>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\tNominations\\nfor Local officers and delegates to the National Convention shall be\\nopened 30 days before and closed 5 days prior to the Local\\nConvention.  The call for nominations shall be announced to full\\nmembers of DSA in advance of the General Meeting. \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\tThe\\nlocal Steering Committee will release an application for nominees\\nthat must be submitted to the Steering Committee no less than 5 days\\nprior to the Local Convention for candidates to be eligible for the\\nelection.</p>\\n\\n<p>\\n\\tNo\\nmember may join the Steering Committee until they have been a dues\\npaying member and participated in the local for 6 consecutive months.\\n\\n</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<h5>\\nSection\\n3.  Uncontested Positions <br/></h5>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p>\\n        \\tIf\\na position is uncontested, the nominee will be declared elected by\\nacclamation.</p>\"}, {\"type\": \"subhead\", \"value\": \"ARTICLE XII  Amendments\"}, {\"type\": \"paragraph\", \"value\": \"<p>Proposed\\namendments to these Bylaws must be made by written resolution,\\nendorsed by five members of the Local chapter of DSA, and submitted\\nto the Steering Committee a month in advance of a General Meeting. \\nThe Steering  Committee is required to provide the Local membership\\nwith two weeks\\u2019\\nwritten\\nnotice of the proposed amendments.  The amendment must be approved by\\na majority vote of a General Meeting.</p>\"}, {\"type\": \"subhead\", \"value\": \"ARTICLE XIII Local Dues\"}, {\"type\": \"paragraph\", \"value\": \"<p>The\\nLocal reserves the right to collect quarterly dues from full members,\\nin addition to the dues paid by members to DSA nationally. The amount\\nof local will be voted on in the budget during the Local Convention\\nor set by the Steering Committee. Local dues will be collected at the\\nGeneral Meeting. \\n</p>\"}, {\"type\": \"subhead\", \"value\": \"ARTICLE XIV  Rules of the Local\"}, {\"type\": \"paragraph\", \"value\": \"<h5>Section\\n1.  Rules\\u00a0\\n</h5><h5>\\n \\n</h5>\\n<p>\\n        \\tThe\\nRules contained in Robert\\u2019s\\nRules of Order, Newly Revised,\\nshall govern this Local in cases to which they are applicable and in\\nwhich they are not inconsistent with these Bylaws.  Consensus\\ndecision-making is desirable where feasible, but meetings must submit\\nto Robert\\u2019s\\nRules of Order upon the request of a member.</p>\\n<p>\\n \\n</p>\\n<p></p><h5>\\nSection\\n2.  Action Out of Order <br/></h5>\\n<p>\\n        \\tAny\\naction taken by an officer or member of the Local in contravention of\\nthese Bylaws is null and void.</p>\"}, {\"type\": \"paragraph\", \"value\": \"<hr/><p>\\n<i>The\\nabove bylaws were adopted on June 30th, 2016</i></p>\"}]", "fundraising_snippet": null}}]