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House Officers

CHEA Board of Directors

"The term of office for Directors shall be 12 months. Directors may be reappointed or reelected to additional terms for up to 3 years, after which the Director shall be ineligible for reelection to the Board for a period of not less than one (1) year. Directors shall serve until the expiration of their term, resignation, disqualification, or removal from office as provided in these Bylaws." https://www.chea.coop/bylaws

You can email the entire board at board@chea.coop .

NASCO Properties Board Rep

(18 month term; after serving 2 terms, must spend one year off the NP Board)

Sasona House Officers

(6 month term; no limit to number of terms they can serve)

The 6 month term limit for house officers was voted on 9-10-06.

* For dates, please follow convention of Year-Numerical Month (Abbreviated Written month), e.g. 2010-01 (Jan), to allow for chronological sorting (and people who don't know what numbers the twelve months of the year are). (Click on the blue column heading to sort by that column.) For 'Reelected', we only need the most recent consecutive re-election date.

Who is responsible for maintaining and updating this page?

From the Labor Czar job description: "Update the HouseOfficers wiki page within a week of any change in officers. For each position, list the name of the person holding the position, the date of their first election, the date of their most recent election, the date of the next election, and any other relevant information. (House vote, 10-28-12.)" - JobDescriptions#Czar

Historical notes

When CHEA was just Sasona, our first property, the address for the board was chea-board at sasona.org. When we expanded, we picked up the domain chea.coop and made the appropriate organizational email addresses and website there. The board member position was a 6 month term; after serving for 3 years, must spend one year off the CHEA Board. The 6 month term limit for board members was voted on 2010-08-29. (Prior to that, it had been 18 months.)

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note to self from Mastodon Overblower: check the js code to see why the "Apr 2010" format doesn't sort as proper dates

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