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2.3.5 Provider for cards

Said card shall be furnished by the Grand Lodge and shall be delivered to the Secretary of each subordinate lodge by the Grand Secretary.

Related sections

2.3.15 Additional requirements
2.3.14 Form of the card
2.3.13 Admission following application rejection
2.3.12 Admission following masonic restoration
2.3.11 Admission following a demit
2.3.10 Admission to own lodge
2.3.9 Jurisdictions without like requirements
2.3.8 Jurisdictions with like requirements
2.3.7 Duties of the tiler
2.3.6 Admission to another lodge
2.3.4 Issuance if dues not required
2.3.3 Description of card
2.3.2 Issuance to life members
2.3.1 Requirements for issuance
Article III - Identification card

General Regulations Articles

Article I - The Grand Lodge
2.1.1 Clothing of an officer
2.1.2 Clothing of other members
2.1.3 Jewels of Grand Officers
2.1.4 Interment Of Grand Officers
2.1.5 Special committees
2.1.6 Division of jurisdiction
2.1.7 Installation by proxy
2.1.8 Minimum age for petition
2.1.9 Title of Master of Ceremonies
Article II - Subordinate Lodges
2.2.1 Number of offices held
2.2.2 Receiving degrees from another jurisdiction
2.2.3 Fees for the three degrees
2.2.4 Approved ritual and lectures
2.2.5 Interment of non-master masons
2.2.6 Solicitation of aid
2.2.7 Objections to visitors
2.2.8 Striking from roll
2.2.9 Suspension of by-laws
2.2.10 Approval of records
2.2.11 Unmasonic conduct of sojourners
2.2.12 Opening without Master and Wardens
2.2.13 Vacancy in office of Master or Warden
2.2.14 Appeals to the profane
2.2.15 Alteration of by-laws
2.2.16 Correspondence with other jurisdictions
2.2.17 Disobedience of authority
2.2.18 Jewels of subordinate lodge officers
2.2.19 Subordinate lodge regalia
2.2.20 Past master's jewel
2.2.21 Voting on petitions for the degrees of freemasonry
Article III - Identification card
2.3.1 Requirements for issuance
2.3.2 Issuance to life members
2.3.3 Description of card
2.3.4 Issuance if dues not required
2.3.5 Provider for cards
2.3.6 Admission to another lodge
2.3.7 Duties of the tiler
2.3.8 Jurisdictions with like requirements
2.3.9 Jurisdictions without like requirements
2.3.10 Admission to own lodge
2.3.11 Admission following a demit
2.3.12 Admission following masonic restoration
2.3.13 Admission following application rejection
2.3.14 Form of the card
2.3.15 Additional requirements
Article IV - Masonic trials
2.4.1 Procedure for subordinate lodges
2.4.2 Impeachment of master
2.4.3 Reversal or abrogation of decision
2.4.4 Reinstatement following expulsion or suspension
2.4.5 Procedure for Grand Lodge
Article V - Forums of Masonic Education
2.5.1 Membership of forums
2.5.2 Duties of forums
2.5.3 Duties of masters
2.5.4 Suspension or dissolution of forums
2.5.5 Rights of forums
2.5.6 Admission of visitors
2.5.7 Members of committee on masonic education
2.5.8 Powers of committee on masonic education
2.5.9 Assessment of candidates
Article VI - Alterations and amendments
2.6.1 Requirements

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