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Federation of Wine and Food Societies of Australia
OBJECTIVES
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To
establish in Australia a non-profit sharing organisation of groups having
objects similar to, and wishing to become members of the Federation. |
| 2 |
To promote an appreciation of wine, food and culinary art and to develop the pleasure of drinking
and eating in good company as an essential part of a healthy, cultivated and enjoyable way of
life. |
| 3 |
To further
the study and improvement of all habits and arts associated and compatible
with such an appreciation and to assist in the general propagation of
their understanding and knowledge. |
| 4 |
To
encourage wine and food servers and merchants, restaurateurs, and all
associated with the provision of such amenities, to adopt the highest
standards for the preparation and presentation of wines and food. |
| 5 |
To make
awards, commendations and donations to encourage interest in the
Federation or its objects. |
| 6 |
To
establish a cellar of wines for the use of members and to arrange meals
for the meetings of members and their invitees for the enjoyment thereof. |
| 7 |
To
establish and maintain libraries and information connected with the
objects of the Federation and to print and publish books, periodicals and
leaflets. |
| 8 |
To become a
member of any other organisation having objects altogether or in part
similar to those of the Federation, provided that the Federation
distributes its income solely towards the promotion of the objects of the
Federation. |
MANAGEMENT
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Each affiliated Society appoints a Councillor from its membership, and the
current President of the Society is also, ex officio, a Councillor. The Councillors comprise
the Federations Council which is the supreme governing body. An executive is
also elected from this body
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A Society may affiliate with the Federation of Wine and Food Societies provided
that: |
| 1 |
It espouses the aims
and objectives of the Federation of Wine and Food Society |
| 2 |
The name of the
prospective affiliate includes the words "Wine & Food Society" and is
geographically descriptive. |
| 3 |
The prospective
affiliate has at least 10 members. |
| 4 |
The prospective
affiliate holds at least four functions primarily dedicated to food and/or
wine in each calendar year. |
| 5 |
The prospective affiliate appoints a councillor and pays all dues
required of it. The joining fee is presently $50 and there is an
annual capitation fee |
| 6 |
The prospective
affiliate offers reciprocal rights of admission to members of other
affiliated Societies when they can show that they have moved to within its
locality. |
| 7 |
The prospective
affiliate produces evidence that it has been in operation for at least
twelve months. |
| 8 |
The prospective
affiliate is nominated by either an Federation of Wine and Food Societies
member Society or an Federation of Wine and Food Society Councillor and
either the nominating Society's Councillor or the nominating Councillor
respectively must have attended at least one function of the prospective
affiliate. |
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The Councillor for the
nominating Society, or the nominating Councillor, whichever is applicable,
sponsors the prospective affiliate to the Federation of Wine and Food
Societies by producing a Constitution, function details, and any other
matters relevant for Federation of Wine and Food Societies consideration |
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Last
Changed, Wednesday, January 24, 2007
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