2023 Bylaw Amendments

Dec 16, 2022, 12:45 AM EST

by USA Taekwondo

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Due to changes in the Amateur Sports Act, and the USOPC bylaws, it is necessary for USA Taekwondo to amend its own bylaws in order to be compliant with the new regulations.

Below you will find a link to the proposed amendments, which will be considered at a board meeting on or around January 15, 2023. Please send any comments to USATKD Governance Chair, Carol Lewis by clicking here.

To view the table of proposed amendments - click here.

2023 Bylaw Amendments

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