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BY-LAWS   PART 8 - LIFE AND HONORARY MEMBERS Life Member 25(1) Council, may confer life membership in the Association upon any professional member who (a) has been a professional member for 25 or more years; or has held equivalent registration in a jurisdiction recognized by the Association, and professional membership totalling a minimum of 25 years, of which at least the last 10 years have been with the Association, and (b) has retired from the practice of the profession (2) Notwithstanding Section 25(1), Council, in its sole discretion, may confer life membership in the Association upon any professional member it deems worthy. (3) Subject to Section 25(1), life members retain all of the obligations, duties and privileges of professional membership and pay annual fees as may be specified by Council.     Honorary Life Member 26(1) Council, in its discretion by unanimous vote, may confer Honorary Life Membership in the Association upon any professional member who has rendered signal service to the Association. (2) Honorary Life Members retain all of the obligations, duties and privileges of professional membership but are exempted from payment of annual fees.     Honorary member 27(1) Council, in its discretion by unanimous vote, may confer honorary membership in the Association upon persons who have given eminent service to the profession. There shall at no time be more than 30 honorary members in the Association. (2) Honorary membership may be revoked by unanimous vote of the Council for conduct considered detrimental to the profession. (3) Honorary members do not have the right to vote on Association affairs, to call themselves professional members or create the impression that they are professional members, or to engage in the practice of engineering, geology or geophysics. (4) Honorary members are not required to pay any annual fees.

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