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Information required on Club Rules and Constitution

  • 29-09-2013 7:54am
    #1
    thebackbar
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 468 ✭✭


    Folks,
    I've a few questions related to rules and decision making at club level, if anybody has any insight into club rules Id appreciate your thoughts.

    Overturning Decisions made by previous Committees

    If a decision by a previous committee hasn't been minuted in the minute book or the minutes from that meeting are no longer available does the decision stand ?

    Can the executive committee overturn a decision made by a previous committee ?

    Is a simple majority vote by the executive committee needed ?

    Minute Book

    Now days most secretaries will type up the minutes from meetings instead of writing them into a minute book, How does your club maintain a minute book now ?

    Club Constitution

    If a club adopts the official gaa club constitution as its constitution are any subsequent updates to the constitution by the GAA applicable to the club ? For example our club adopted the 2005 version of the GAA constitution a number of years ago, Is our club bound by the 2005 version of the GAA constitution or are we bound by the one set out in Appendix 4 ? See the following section from the official guide.

    5 Club Constitution and Rules
    The Official Club Constitution, as set out in Appendix 4
    to these Rules, shall govern the affairs of all Clubs. Each
    Club shall adopt the appropriate form of the Official Club
    Constitution.
    Amendments or additions must be passed at a Club
    Annual General Meeting, and be submitted in writing to,
    and be approved by, the County Committee


    PS Our club adopted the 2005 version of the GAAs official club Constitution.


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