New Zealand Parliament

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New Zealand Parliament Royal Society of New Zealand Act 1933 (1933)

The Council may from time to time elect any person who has rendered eminent services to science to be a Fellow or an honorary member of the Society, and may also from to time make awards of medals or other prizes to persons deemed worthy of such awards by reason of any research, investigation, or other scientific work made or done by them.
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New Zealand Parliament Royal Society of New Zealand Act 1933 (1933)

Where by reason of death or resignation either of such offices becomes vacant the vacancy shall be filled by appointment by the Council of some fit person to hold office until the person appointed at the next annual meeting comes into office.
(5) The President, and in his absence or incapacity the Vice-President, shall, subject to direction by the Council, superintend and carry out all necessary work in connection with the affairs of the Society, and shall be the Chairman of all meetings of the Society and the Council.
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