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8 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ORGANIZATIONAL CHART ® SUPREME COUNCIL State Deputy, last living Past State Deputy, Territorial Deputy, delegates to the Supreme Council, Supreme Council Officers, Board of Directors and Past Supreme Knight. BOARD OF DIRECTORS/ SUPREME COUNCIL OFFICERS STATE COUNCIL Grand Knights, Immediate Past Grand Knights, State Officers and last living Past State Deputy DIPUTADO DISTRICT DE DEPUTY DISTRITO SUBORDINATE COUNCILS CHAPTERS Grand Knight Deputy Grand Knight Chancellor Chaplain Capellán Financial Secretario Secretary Financier Lecturer Lector Recorder Treasurer Advocate Warden Guards Elected Appointed Asignados Trustees
9 RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE GRAND KNIGHT The grand knight is primarily responsible for the successful conduct of his council. He will not be able to perform all its business details, but he must see that they are done properly and on time. This is done through constant supervision of the work of all officers, directors and committees. During their term of office, the grand knight and officers should set as their goal — “a better council.’’ Obviously this task is far too much for one man alone. It must be achieved by teamwork— • through generous and eager cooperation with the council’s official “family,’’ and • by voluntary participation of all members in the affairs of the council. It is the grand knight’s obligation to inspire mutual cooperation and voluntary service among the officers and members. In addition, the grand knight is directly responsible for cooperation with other Columbian groups and leaders, which include: Columbian Squires, Fourth Degree assemblies, chapters, district deputy, other councils, state deputy and state council — its officers and representatives. COUNCIL MEETINGS As provided in Section 135 of the “Charter, Constitution and Laws’’, the grand knight presides at all meetings of the council. Section 125 of the Laws outlines the order of business to be followed. Ceremonial procedures for the meeting are explained in “Method of Conducting a Council Meeting” (#1937).
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Page 28 and 29: 26 AUDIT REPORT Section 145 of the
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Page 40 and 41: REFERENCE 38 SCHEDULE C — ASSETS
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70 MEETINGS — A state officer, di
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80 SUBJECT INDEX PAGES Admission Co
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