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of <h1>Key Terms Defined in Multi-State Co-Operative Societies Act, 2002: Authority, Board, Bye-laws, and More Explained</h1> The Multi-State Co-Operative Societies Act, 2002, defines key terms relevant to its provisions. An 'area of operation' refers to the region from which members are admitted. The 'Authority' is the Co-operative Election Authority, while the 'board' is the governing body of a multi-State co-operative society. 'Bye-laws' are the registered rules governing the society. The 'Central Registrar' oversees co-operative societies, and the 'Chief Executive' manages a society's operations. A 'co-operative bank' conducts banking business, and a 'federal co-operative' is a federation of societies. Other definitions include 'general body,' 'member,' 'multi-State co-operative society,' and 'national co-operative society.'
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