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The JDI Constitution and Bylaws are available online in 8½ x
11 format. Below you will find links to the Entire Constitution & Bylaws
in one file, as well as separate files for each section. The accuracy and
integrity of these files have been digitally attested to by our Executive
Manager, Susan Goolsby. Please note that these are in pdf format, and that
the complete set is a fairly large file and will take
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JDI Constitution &
Bylaws
The
Constitution & Bylaws as amended at Supreme Session 2009 are now
posted. The sections that have
been updated are listed further down the page,
as well as in the
List of 2009
Changes. The full set of JDI Consitution & Bylaws contains
all of the latest updates.
The files in this section are in acrobat format (pdf).
You will need the latest version of Acrobat Reader or the full
Acrobat Program to view them properly (if you have an older version,
you will get an error message when you try to open a file). If you need
the latest version of Acrobat Reader,
Click Here.
If you only want to print the updates, Click on the appropriate links
in the list below
(All changes on the pages are marked by a side bar in the
left margin. Page(s) that do not contain a sidebar
were reprinted due to run-on text from the previous page(s). They are marked
below with an asterisk (*)
The list below can also be found on the
List of 2009
Changes)
Please note that the Supreme Office no longer prints the
Constitution & Bylaws. If you are unable to download the copies
here,
please find someone in your Jurisdiction to do so. We are sorry for
any inconvenience this may cause.
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Proposed
Amendments for Action at Supreme Session 2010
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Below you will find links to the proposed Amendments to the
JDI Constitution & Bylaws scheduled for action at the 2010 Supreme Session
in Colorado. One version has one amendment per page for a total of 46
pages. The other version has multiple amendments per page. No
amendments will spill over from one page to another. This version has
18 pages total. Content-wise, the two versions are identical, they
only differ in the formatting.
Notes from
the Jurisprudence Committee
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A person
can download the files and place into a binder of their choice. We
recommend that the Supreme pages be printed on white paper as is
currently used.
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GGC’s /
JGC’s can format their Manual to be compatible with the new sizing and
make available online. It is our recommendation that each
jurisdiction follow the same page numbering as indicated on the Supreme
page and if there is more than one page to contain the necessary
information it would then be numbered as 1a; 1b; 1c etc. Some
jurisdictions have different size paper so we suggest using the sizing
closest to the 8.5 x 11 and print to match what is on the Supreme page
even though it may create larger margins. GGC’s can utilize
whatever paper color they would like, whether it is the color they
currently use, another color or white.
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When a
jurisdiction formats their Manual to fit the new size we request that
copies be sent to the Supreme Guardian, Vice Supreme Guardian, Supreme
Office and all members of the Supreme Jurisprudence Committee. This
will allow us to be working from the same documents. If the only
change is formatting and housekeeping items, it will not be necessary to
submit to the Supreme Jurisprudence Committee for approval. However, if
a jurisdiction makes changes to the content or integrity of a page it
will be necessary to handle this change through the amendment process.
We would also encourage jurisdictions to take this opportunity to make
the changes: ‘International Order of Job’s Daughters’ to ‘Job’s
Daughters International’ and ‘IOJD’ to ‘JDI’ as housekeeping.
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At the
Annual Session of the SGC some may be working from the older, smaller
size and others will already have the larger version. It will be
additionally important that we place our attention on the ARTICLE number
and Section rather than page numbers.
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There will be proposed amendments to be considered at
the Annual Session to allow for the distribution of approved amendments
via the website to accommodate this change and in an attempt to reduce
costs. If this is adopted then jurisdictions can also
incorporate this into the manner of handling their amendment changes
once approved through the amendment process.
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