Rotary for New Members - Manual of Procedure

Manual of Procedure

This is a Reference Manual for Rotary Leaders that is given to every President-Elect at their PETS (President-Elect Training Seminar).

The MOP is also available online for your perusal or download. It is an invaluable reference for the club and for the individual Rotarian as a guide to conducting the business of Rotary. Topics include:

¨ Administration (The Club, The District, RI)

¨ Programme

¨ International Meetings

¨ The Rotary Foundation

¨ Rotary (trade) Marks

¨ RI Constitutional Documents

¨ Other Legal Documents (including recommended Rotary Club Bylaws)

¨ Glossary

¨ Index

This is just a sample of the rich world of Rotary International. Please explore further in this district website www.rotary5020.org and in the RI website www.rotary.org

Regular publications such as the District Newsletter (posted on this site) and The Rotarian magazine will keep you up to date on Rotary activities.

Here’s to many a successful fishing trip!

Speaker's Corner

All Rotarians are encouraged to submit the names of Rotarians and Non-Rotarians who are interested in speaking at Rotary meetings. This Speaker's Corner will be an excellent resource which clubs can use to find speakers and add speakers for others to enjoy. Click on the link at the left side of this front page. ..more info...

Becoming a Benefactor

A Rotary Foundation Benefactor is a person who has notified The Rotary Foundation (TRF) that he or she has made provisions in their final estate plans, or made an outright gift of $1000 US or more to TRF's Permanent Fund. ..more info...

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