What rights do members have?

Members have the following rights:

To inspect all Credit Union reports and accounts (Other than those of individual members)
To attend and vote at the Annual General Meeting of the Credit Union.
To stand for office in the Credit Union.
To save and withdraw their savings (Shares).
To apply for and be granted loans (if they are within the policy of the Credit Union).
To have their transactions kept confidential.
To democratically change the rules and policies of the Credit Union (within the Law).

Elect a capable Board of Directors to run the Credit Union on behalf of the Members.
Attend and vote at meetings of the Credit Union (whenever possible)
Ensure that the accounts of the Credit Union are examined.
Save regularly.
Borrow intelligently and for productive and provident purposes.
Repay loans on time so that other members can make use of the service.
Volunteer to help with the running of the Credit Union and encourage others to do the same (whenever possible).
Encourage friends, relatives and colleagues to join the Credit Union (if they are within the Common Bond).