Constitution of VoteGuard International Ltd.

The document outlines the governing rules and framework for this organization. Key points include:

Name: VoteGuard International Ltd.
Type: A not-for-profit public company limited by guarantee, established to be a charity.
Location: Based in Claymore, NSW, Australia.
Motto: "Electoral Fraud Is a Silent Coup Electoral Fraud Is Treason".
Object: The company's main goal is to advance public integrity, good governance, and the rule of law. It aims to do this by advocating globally for electoral fraud to be classified and prosecuted as treason with the highest legal penalties.

Directors: The company must have between three and nine directors who are responsible for managing the organization. The constitution details their powers, duties, election process, term limits, and meeting procedures.
Members: It sets out the rules for membership, including who can become a member, how to apply, and when membership ceases. The liability of members is limited to $10.
Meetings: The document specifies procedures for general meetings of members, including the Annual General Meeting (AGM), how meetings are called, quorum requirements, and voting methods.
Not-for-Profit Status: The company's income and assets must be used solely to further its charitable purposes. It is prohibited from distributing income or assets to its members.

Legal Basis: The constitution operates in conjunction with Australian laws, specifically the Corporations Act and the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) Act.
Dispute Resolution: It includes specific procedures for resolving disputes between members, directors, or the company, as well as for disciplining members.
Winding Up: In the event the company is wound up, any surplus assets must be distributed to another charity with similar objectives and cannot be given to members.

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