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* '''Community-elected members''': Known as board members, they serve a four (4) year term, which may be renewed for up to two additional terms, for a maximum total of twelve (12) consecutive years. They hold voting rights and the power of veto. | |||
* '''Board-appointed members''': Also known as advisors, they serve a three (3) year term, which may be renewed for two additional terms, for a maximum total of nine (9) consecutive years (subject to a limit of two reappointments). They do not have voting rights—except in the absence of regular voting members—and cannot exercise a veto. | |||
* '''Founder''': The seat reserved for the group’s Founder is permanent; the holder possesses both voting rights and the power of veto. This position only terminates in the event of suspension, resignation, or death. | |||
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- Community-elected members: Known as board members, they serve a four (4) year term, which may be renewed for up to two additional terms, for a maximum total of twelve (12) consecutive years. They hold voting rights and the power of veto.
- Board-appointed members: Also known as advisors, they serve a three (3) year term, which may be renewed for two additional terms, for a maximum total of nine (9) consecutive years (subject to a limit of two reappointments). They do not have voting rights—except in the absence of regular voting members—and cannot exercise a veto.
- Founder: The seat reserved for the group’s Founder is permanent; the holder possesses both voting rights and the power of veto. This position only terminates in the event of suspension, resignation, or death.