If a society passes a resolution under section 89, they must send a copy of it to certain members. You will get a copy if you were allowed to vote but did not agree with the resolution. The society must send the copy within 5 working days after the resolution is passed.
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91: Accidental omission does not invalidate resolution in lieu, or
"Forgetting to send a voting paper doesn't make the decision invalid if the rules were followed."
93: Constitution may permit voting by proxy, post, and electronic means, or
"Voting can be done in different ways if your society's rules allow it."
The society must, within 5 working days after a resolution is passed under section 89, send a copy of the resolution to an address for each person who was entitled to vote who did not approve the resolution and on whose behalf the resolution was not approved.
