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(b) Individual members, ?zo//^i'x //z«« \os, 6cL (c) Life members, not less than £^ ^s.
The Societies subscriptions to be collected by and be binder the control of the National Council in each area ; those of individual members, wherever resi- dent, to be collected by the General Secretary.
V . — M A N AG i: M E N T .
(a) National Councils.
Each of the Celtic countries or areas shall have a National Council consisting of representatives of affiliated Societies, with such provision for individua...l membership as may be considered desirable. These Councils shall elect representatives to the General Council and shall, in conjunction with the General Executive Committee, make all necessary arrange- ments for the holding of the Celtic Congress by rota- tion, as far as may be practicable, in their respective areas. The business of the Conorpess shall he con- trolled by a General Council, consistini^ of represen- tatives annually nominated by the affiliated Societies acting- through their National Councils in the following proportions : — (h) General Council.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(b) Individual members, ?zo//^i'x //z«« \os, 6cL (c) Life members, not less than £^ ^s.
The Societies subscriptions to be collected by and be binder the control of the National Council in each area ; those of individual members, wherever resi- dent, to be collected by the General Secretary.
V . — M A N AG i: M E N T .
(a) National Councils.
Each of the Celtic countries or areas shall have a National Council consisting of representatives of affiliated Societies, with such provision for individua...l membership as may be considered desirable. These Councils shall elect representatives to the General Council and shall, in conjunction with the General Executive Committee, make all necessary arrange- ments for the holding of the Celtic Congress by rota- tion, as far as may be practicable, in their respective areas. The business of the Conorpess shall he con- trolled by a General Council, consistini^ of represen- tatives annually nominated by the affiliated Societies acting- through their National Councils in the following proportions : — (h) General Council.
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