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students in their union: clubs and societies handbook 2002/3chapter 1: forming your club or societyThis chapter will focus on: The membership The membership fee The committee Writing a constitution Applying for a grant The Data Protection Act 1998before you start…Before you decide to create a new club or society take a look at what is in existence in your students’ union to makesure there isn’t any repetition. The union will not be able to fund two clubs or societies that have the same objectivesor plan to organise the same activities. If you have spoken to your students’ union and are sure you won’t be creatinga society that already exists, then you need to work on involving students, electing a committee and writing a constitutionwhich is all covered within this chapter.the membershipAs Clubs and Societies are governed by law, the students’ union and university guidelines, minimum levels of genuinemembership are needed before a students’ union can grant any money to fund that club or society. Depending on thepopulation of your university this minimum number could range between 10 – 20 students. This means that if you1