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2010 Bylaws Updates CMSA regularly reviews its Bylaws to ensure they are consistent with current policy and practice and comply legal and governmental requirements. CMSA recently completed this review process and the Board has recommended several changes to the current set of Bylaws. Some of these changes are simply for clarity in the wording of the Bylaws. Other changes, however, are substantive in nature reflecting the Board’s 2009 review of CMSA’s governance structure. Many of the changes are a result of this review and represent a significant change to CMSA’s governance structure and operations. To review the detail of the proposed changes to the CMSA National Bylaws, you may view the following documents: The current Bylaws with edits showing within document. A Summary of Proposed Changes Bylaws FAQ CMSA Bylaws & Governance Structure Webinar If you are a current member and have not received your email & link to the online voting process, you may download a paper ballot below or contact CMSA at cmsa@cmsa.org to get additional assistance. Download a Paper Ballot Resource Documents Regarding CMSA's 2010 Bylaws Updates:
Bylaws with Recommended Updates This document contains a redlined version of the current Bylaws with the changes and updates recommended by the CMSA Board of Directors. Download the Document	Summary of Changes This document provides a descriptive summary of the key changes that impact the Bylaws. Download the Document

Answers to Frequently Asked Questions This helpful document was prepared to answer common and anticipated questions regarding the recommended Bylaws updates, including explanations about the proposed governance structure changes. Download the Document	Recorded Webinar Discussing Updates View and listen to the all-member webinar conducted on May 4, 2010. CMSA's Legal Counsel, along with CMSA's Executive Director Cheri A. Lattimer, RN, BSN, describe the recommend updates to the Bylaws. View the Webinar

2010 Bylaws Updates