Regulation of society - The regulation of a society may

provide for -

1. (i) the conditions of admission of members;
2. (ii) the liabilities of members to fines and forfeitrues under certain circumstances;
3. (iii) the consequences of non-payment of any subscription or fine, the resignation and expulsion of members;
4. (iv) the appointment and removal of trustees and their powers;
5. (v) the manner of appointing and removing the governing body and the powers of such body;
6. (vi) the time and place of annual meeting and other meetings of the society;
7. (vii) the manner in which notice of such meetings may be given;
8. (viii) the quorum necessary for the transaction of business of meetings of the society;
9. (ix) the manner of making, altering and rescinding regulations;
10. (x) the investment of funds, keeping of accounts and for an annual or periodical audit of accounts;
11. (xi) the manner of dissolving the society;
12. (xii) the determination after dissolution that property be utilised by Government according to Section 36;
13. (xiii) Matters, to be provided by byelaws and the manner in which they shall be made; and
14. (xiv) such other matters as may be through expendient, having regard to the nature and objects of the society.