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The Augustan Society, Inc., recognizes Orders of Chivalry and Titles of Royalty and Nobility, all of which are necessarily dependent upon a legitimate ''fons honorum''. Thus it is appropriate that the Society have a procedure for review and '''Recognition of ''Fontes Honorum'''.'' | The Augustan Society, Inc., recognizes Orders of Chivalry and Titles of Royalty and Nobility, all of which are necessarily dependent upon a legitimate ''fons honorum''. Thus it is appropriate that the Society have a procedure for review and '''Recognition of ''Fontes Honorum'''.'' | ||
− | Responsibility for review of proposed recognition lies with the [[Royalty & Nobility Committee]] | + | Responsibility for review of proposed recognition lies with the [[Royalty & Nobility Committee]]. They have established a [[House Recognition Procedure]] that details the process they will follow. |
− | Fees are normally charged for such recognition, but the [[Royalty & Nobility Chairman]], at his sole discretion, may waive such fees when the petition is submitted by a [[Directors|Director]] or a member of the Royalty & Nobility Committee. | + | Fees are normally charged for such recognition, but the [[Royalty & Nobility Chairman]], at his sole discretion, may waive such fees when the petition is submitted by a [[Directors|Director]] or a member of the Royalty & Nobility Committee. The Chairman must petition the Board for waiver or reduction of fees when the above conditions are not met. |
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Latest revision as of 13:07, 15 September 2024
The Augustan Society, Inc., recognizes Orders of Chivalry and Titles of Royalty and Nobility, all of which are necessarily dependent upon a legitimate fons honorum. Thus it is appropriate that the Society have a procedure for review and Recognition of Fontes Honorum.
Responsibility for review of proposed recognition lies with the Royalty & Nobility Committee. They have established a House Recognition Procedure that details the process they will follow.
Fees are normally charged for such recognition, but the Royalty & Nobility Chairman, at his sole discretion, may waive such fees when the petition is submitted by a Director or a member of the Royalty & Nobility Committee. The Chairman must petition the Board for waiver or reduction of fees when the above conditions are not met.