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Originally Posted by BillyMac
I'm not an attorney either, nor do I play one on television, but the following advice has been given to all our members, in writing:
"If you officiate for a non-approved assignor you are not covered by the IAABO insurance and may be asked to officiate with a non-IAABO member. If you do officiate with a non-IAABO member you cannot wear the IAABO patch and represent yourself as an IAABO member. That would be a direct violation of the Constitution".
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Found something else that seems like the IAABO version of Rule 2-3
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Chartered Boards shall have the right to formulate their own policies including, but not limited to, voting, working with non-members, IAABO uniforms, and local Board procedures so long as those policies do not conflict with this International Constitution.
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That appears to leave boards a good deal of wiggle room.
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