When you are a member of a licensing trust, you hold your position until someone else is chosen to take your place at the next triennial general election. You stop being a member if you give up your position. You can be chosen again for the same position if you want to keep being a member.
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The members of a licensing trust hold office until their successors are appointed or elected at the next triennial general election of members.
An individual member ceases to hold office if he or she vacates his or her office.
A member is eligible for re-election.
