§ 54232 Nonstock Association Member Representation

• •If a group (like a company) is part of a club or organization that doesn’t sell shares, they can send someone to represent them.
• •The person representing the group must have a written note saying they are allowed to do so.
• •This note can be given to any member, officer, or manager of the group.

A local business joins a community group that helps clean parks. The business owner is too busy to go to meetings, so they ask their manager to go instead.

The business owner writes a note saying the manager can represent the business at the group’s meetings. This is allowed because the note gives the manager permission.