Bylaws

Bylaws are the formal written rules that govern how an organization operates internally, including details about membership, leadership roles, voting procedures and meeting requirements. They serve as a legal document that outlines the organization's structure, rights, and responsibilities while providing clarity and consistency in decision-making and governance.

In early 2025, the membership voted to make changes to the nominating committee makeup and the rules around amendments to the bylaws. View the current ANAC bylaws.