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Rotary Code of Policies 94<br />

January 2013<br />

Article 18. Extension of Rotary and New Clubs<br />

18.010. Organizing New Clubs Guide<br />

18.020. Organizing New Clubs within a District<br />

18.030. Extension to Non-Rotary Countries and Geographical Areas<br />

18.040. Provisional Clubs and New Clubs<br />

18.050. Non-Districted Rotary Clubs<br />

(Please note that this Article of the Code should be read in combination with Article 3)<br />

18.010. Organizing New Clubs Guide<br />

RI shall have an Organizing New Clubs Guide that shall be consulted by clubs before<br />

undertaking any activities related to forming new clubs. (May 2012 Mtg., Bd. Dec. 244)<br />

Source: February 1999 Mtg., Bd. Dec. 196; Amended by November 2004 Mtg., Bd. Dec. 59; May 2012 Mtg., Bd. Dec. 244<br />

18.020. Organizing New Clubs within a District<br />

18.020.1. District Governor – New Club Activities<br />

The governor is responsible for organizing all new club efforts within the district and is<br />

responsible for serving as or appointing a special representative to coordinate such<br />

activities. RI reimburses governors for organizing new clubs and presenting their<br />

charters. The reimbursement is up to 50% of the new club admission fee paid by the new<br />

Rotary club. (May 2012 Mtg., Bd. Dec. 244)<br />

Source: January-February 1989 Mtg., Bd. Dec. 248; November 2006 Mtg., Bd. Dec. 97; Amended by May 2012 Mtg., Bd. Dec. 244<br />

18.020.2. Special Representatives – New Club Activities<br />

A special representative is a Rotarian who represents the governor in the organization of<br />

a provisional club in the district. (May 2012 Mtg., Bd. Dec. 244)<br />

Source: January 1938 Mtg., Bd. Dec. 200; Amended by November 2006 Mtg., Bd. Dec. 97; May 2012 Mtg., Bd. Dec. 244<br />

18.030. Extension to Non-Rotary Countries and Geographical Areas<br />

A non-Rotary country or geographical area is defined as any location that has not been formally<br />

opened by the Board for extension. Rotarians, clubs, and districts shall not engage in any<br />

extension activities without prior Board approval.<br />

Rotarians interested in extending Rotary to non-Rotary countries or geographical areas should<br />

contact the General Secretary to offer their assistance to the Extension Advisor for that area.<br />

The Board will consider requests for opening a location to extension upon the recommendation<br />

of the Extension Advisor, if the following criteria have been met:<br />

1. Required approval for the organization of Rotary clubs has been obtained from the<br />

government

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