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The ICOM-CC By-Laws represent the dynamic and constantly growing internal functions, responsibilities and rules of the Committee for Conservation.
In 2026, we will vote to ratify updated By Laws that will follow the ICOM modifications to Statutes, Strategic Plan and Internal Guidelines.
Voting will take place during the two-week period leading up to the ICOM-CC 21st Triennial Conference in Oslo, Norway (14-18 September 2026).
The proposed ICOM-CC By Laws 2026 can be accessed here.
Note to members: The proposed amendments are to be approved as a whole (yes / no / blank vote), as this revision must be read in its entirety. Some amendments cannot be approved if others are left out, and vice versa. If the amendments are not approved together, the resulting By-Laws could contain inconsistencies.
This approach is consistent with ICOM practice:
- The amendments to the Statutes presented in 2016 were adopted as a whole.
- The amendments to the Statutes presented in 2017 were adopted as a whole.
- The amendments to the Statutes presented in 2023 were also adopted as a whole.
It should also be noted that the Strategic Plan is adopted in its entirety.
Chronology of recent revisions to the ICOM Statutes:
- 2016: Revised Statutes adopted as a whole during the EGA
- 2017: Revised Statutes adopted as a whole during the EGA
- 2021: Article 25 (use of telecommunications to hold meetings)
- 2022: Article 3, Section 1 (museum definition)
- 2023: Revised Statutes adopted as a whole during the EGA
The current (2014 version) and past versions of the Committee's By-Laws are archived here:
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