Members of co-operative group
111 Members of co-operative group
The members of a co-operative group are—
the co-operatives by which the co-operative group is formed; and
any other co-operative, admitted to membership in accordance with the rules of the co-operative group; and
any other corporation or other body admitted to membership in accordance with subsection (2).
A corporation or other body, not being a co-operative, may be admitted to membership of the co-operative group if—
it is incorporated or registered under any other law, whether or not a law of this jurisdiction; and
in the opinion of the board of the co-operative group, it is designed to function in accordance with co-operative principles; and
it is eligible to be admitted to membership in accordance with the rules of the co-operative group.
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