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Constitution of the New South Wales Council for Intellectual Disability

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Our Constitution

November 2022

The constitution talks about how an organisation runs and who is responsible for what.

The CID constitution is now in Easy Read.

This means that everyone can read our constitution.

We think we have the only Easy Read constitution in Australia, and we hope other organisations will make Easy Read constitutions too.

For more information call us on 1800 424 065

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