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Code · Maryland · Financial Institutions

§ 6-306

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§6–306.
(a)The incorporators shall adopt bylaws for the credit union and shall sign and acknowledge two copies of them.
(b)The bylaws of the credit union shall include:
(1)The name and purpose of the credit union;
(2)Provisions for annual and special meetings of members and the manner of notification for and conduct of the meetings;
(3)The number of members that constitute a quorum and provisions that relate to voting;
(4)A detailed description of the field of membership;
(5)The qualifications for membership;
(6)The number of directors on the board and their powers and duties;
(7)The powers and duties of its credit committee, if any, and supervisory committee;
(8)The powers and duties of its officers;
(9)The number of and qualifications for directors emeriti, if any;
(10)The par value of its shares and the conditions for issuance, payment, transfer, and withdrawal;
(11)The conditions on which deposits may be received and withdrawn; and
(12)Provisions for determining and paying dividends on shares and interest on deposits.
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