10. (a.) Any member may resign from membership by giving to the Secretary notice in writing to that effect and such notice shall take immediate effect;

(b.) The committee may request the resignation of any member who in the opinion of the committee has been acting in a manner harmful to the interests of the Society;

1. The committee to notify the member concerned of the proposed suspension or expulsion and the reasons for it;
2. The member concerned will be given the opportunity to be heard by the committee considering the suspension or expulsion;
3. The suspended or expelled member has a right of appeal to a General Meeting within twenty-one days of the committee's decision. The committee shall call a special meeting to consider the appeal.

(c.) The termination of membership for any reason whatsoever shall not prejudice the right of the Society to recover any fees or dues in arrears and unpaid.

11. Save as in relation to Clause 4 or in relation to the rate of annual subscription, the term "member" or "members" when used in this Constitution shall include respectively an Ordinary and an Associate member or members.