The KARS constitution and bylaws outline the society’s governance, membership rules, officer duties, and operational procedures. Officers must comply with these bylaws, and amendments require approval by a super quorum (three-quarters of voting members). The bylaws are reviewed annually by the Executive Committee to ensure they remain relevant and effective. Read More

The Liaison Officer is pivotal in representing KARS to external organizations, including government bodies and emergency services. Responsibilities include promoting amateur radio in the community, ensuring regulatory compliance, facilitating communication with external agencies, and preparing members for emergency response, thereby strengthening the society’s external relationships. Read More

Training is a core focus of KARS, aimed at helping members become licensed and skilled operators. The society encourages the development of technical and communication skills, with the Liaison Officer providing education to enhance operators’ capabilities. Officers must also possess a certain level of knowledge and experience, ensuring a culture of learning and expertise. Read More