Freedom Writer - January/February 1996

CNP rules and regulations

In order to "allow open, uninhibited remarks" from
the speakers, CNP members must adhere to strict rules 
regarding the meetings. A memorandum from executive 
director Morton C. Blackwell listed the rules. They 
are: 
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Special guests may attend only with advance unanimous 
approval of the Executive Committee.
The solicitation of funds on a one-to-one basis is 
prohibited at meetings.
Council meetings are closed to the media and the general 
public. The media should not know when or where we 
meet or who takes part in our programs, before or after 
a meeting.
Speakers' remarks at Council meetings are off the record 
and not for circulation later, except with special 
permission. Members and guests are requested to keep 
in their personal possession their registration packets 
and other materials distributed at
 the meeting.
Our membership list is strictly confidential and should 
not be shared outside the Council. Fundraising from 
the list is also prohibited.
Members are asked to avoid organizing and attending 
formal meetings of other groups or organizations in 
the same city before, during or immediately after a 
Council meeting.
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