| In addition to any other method provided by law, a corporation |
organized without capital stock under this chapter, including |
specially chartered churches, but not other specially chartered |
corporations, may change the number of its officers, directors, |
trustees or members of its managing board, however designated, |
and change its purposes by altering, abridging or enlarging the |
same, and make any other changes in its certificate of |
organization as originally filed or subsequently amended that may |
be desired, provided if such changes would be proper to insert in |
an original certificate of organization. Such The change shall |
must be made by vote of a majority of those members with voting |
rights present at, or if the corporation shall have no does not |
have members with voting rights, then by a majority vote of its |
whole board of directors, or trustees or managing board, however |
designated, taken at any legal meeting, the .__The notice of |
which the meeting shall must give notice of the proposed action. |
The procedures established in the law relating to corporations |
organized with capital stock as to the filing or recording of |
certificates, articles or other documents with the Secretary of |
State or in any other place in order to make effective changes in |
their certificates of organization or articles of incorporation |
shall apply to corporations organized without capital stock, |
except that such certificates, articles or other documents may be |
appropriately altered to reflect the fact that the corporate |
action reflected therein is not taken by stockholders, and may be |
certified by the Secretary of State and filed with the Secretary |
of State even though a change of purposes contained therein will |
result in such corporation becoming charitable in nature and thus |
exempt from taxation. This section shall not apply to |
corporations organized under or governed by Title 13-B. If the |
corporation amends any provision of any certificate filed with |
the Secretary of State, the corporation must promptly deliver for |
filing with the Secretary of State a certificate of amendment |
signed and dated by the clerk or secretary of the corporation. |