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The APATX Chapter has returned a response to the proposed APA Bylaws Update.

Read the official Chapter response here!

You can utilize this response to write your own individual response. Remember, each response needs to include your name and APA Member ID number. Send to getinvolved@planning.org by December 14, 2023.

View more details about the proposed Bylaws update and the proposal here.

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