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Delegate Assembly
The Delegate
Assembly is the representative, decision-making body - comprised
of 200 elected delegates - through which NASW members set broad
organizational policy, establish program priorities, and develop
a collective stance on public and professional issues. Article
V of the National Bylaws addresses Delegate Assembly. The Delegate
Assembly meets once every three years. As stated in the National
Bylaws, "The membership shall act through the Delegate Assembly
in all matters except as otherwise provided in the Bylaws."
Resources
- NASW Code
of Ethics
- NASW Bylaws
(Contact your chapter for
a copy.)
- If you don't
already own a copy of the 5th Edition of Social
Work Speaks, click on the title to order from NASW
Press. This is the latest unabridged collection of policy statements
adopted by the Delegate Assembly in August 1999 and is a great
resource.
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