club roles
President: (officer)
The President is the chairman of the club chapter. All matters concerning relations between the club and any outside person or organization should be routed to the President for appropriate action. The President or his delegate shall assume the Chair at all chapter meetings. He is responsible for controlling the meeting and keeping order. If necessary, the Chair may utilize the services of the Sergeant-at-Arms to aid in keeping order. The Chair may not make or second any motion, and may only vote on questions where their vote would affect the outcome, as in making or breaking a tie vote, or on ballot questions.

Vice-president: (officer)
The Vice-President shall coordinate all committees and supervise plans for all club events. The Vice-President shall act as an intermediary between the President and the Members and Prospects. All questions or comments concerning any club business not specifically related to the duties of the other officers should be brought to directly to his attention. Additionally, the Vice- President is the Second-in-Command to the President, and shall assume all responsibilities and duties of the President in their absence.

Sergeant of Arms: (officer)
The Sergeant-at-Arms is responsible for ensuring that the Bylaws and Standing Rules of the club are not violated. He is responsible to insure that the orders of the President are carried out in an expeditious manner. He is responsible for policing and keeping order at all club events. He may conscript members to aid in keeping order on their own authority. He has the responsibility to the club to report any unseemly behavior of incident to the President or Vice President. He is responsible for securing any patches or colors from any member who retires, resigns, or is expelled. The SAA is responsible for the safety and security of the club, as well as the protection and defense of its members and prospects. He shall keep and maintain a record of all data pertinent to the safety and security of the club and it’s members and prospects. Upon becoming aware of any real or perceived threat to the club, its Members, Prospects, or events, he shall immediately notify the President or Vice President of that information.

Secretary: (Officer)
The Secretary is responsible for making and keeping all club chapter records. Membership List, Chapter Bylaws, Rules of Order, Standing Rules, Records of all committee appointments, all written reports, copies of all correspondence between the club and any outside person or organization, Meeting Minutes. He is responsible for calling roll at the meetings. The Secretary must notify Active Members of special or emergency meetings, and must notify all the members of any appointments or elections in their absence.

Treasurer: (Officer)
The Treasurer keeps all the funds of the club chapter. All unissued Club Colors and Patches, as well as a record of colors, patches, or reproductions thereof issued to members. He may disburse funds to pay expenses as prescribed in the Standing Rules. The Treasurer must keep an accurate record of all income and expenses. He is required to report the fiscal status of the club at each regular meeting for the information of the members. He must submit a written annual report to the President at the Annual Meeting.

Road Captain: (Officer)
The Road Captain is responsible for all club runs. He shall research, plan, and organize all runs. During actual time on the road or at intermediate stops during a run, he shall act as the ranking club officer, deferring only to the President or Vice-President if either of them are present, and only then for matters involving persons outside the club. He shall supply the Secretary with any information required to notify outside agencies of impending club runs in a timely manner.

Enforcer: (5 positions)
The Enforcer answers only to the President and sees that the President's orders are carried out. He will also be the one who travels if a problem has to be addressed at a distance. They also aid the Sergeant-At-Arms in keeping things under control at events. They are security and always ready to act on anything at a moments notice. They are not considered an officer. Though, they can be invited to Officer-Only things if the President sees fit.

Patch: (unlimited)
Patched members are members of the club who have earned the right to wear the gangs colours, after a suitable period spent prospecting. They take part in the running of the club and attend the gangs monthly meeting (church).

Prospect: (unlimited)
A prospect is a prospective member of the club who is yet to earn his patch. Prospects are expected to do what they are told and follow the orders of patched members. They must be prepared to engage in illegal activities to prove their loyalty to the gang. Prospects have no voting rights and do not attend meetings unless invited in. Every prospect must be sponsored by a current patch member. Their sponsor is the one that decides when they are ready to be patched in. Once the sponsor thinks the prospect is ready, he takes it to the President for a vote at the next meeting. A prospect can not be patched in before a minimum of 1 year served as a prospect.

Old lady:
In MC culture prior to the mid 70's, Old Ladies were property and they wore cuts stating so. Old Ladies were the bottom of the food chain and regardless of whether or not they were married, they were subject to being prostituted out/beatings/gang rape/etc. It wasn't uncommon for women to be kidnapped and forced into the title. This was eventually phased out. While Old Ladies are still something of a patch's property, the ugliness that once was is gone. Like their respective patches, they need to show respect and are now given respect. In turn, they are to help out where it is needed, even if it means going on runs or packing (guns, etc) for their patches. The President's Old Lady helps decide if a sweetbutt or girlfriend is ready to become an Old Lady.

Sweetbutts/House mice:
Sweetbutts are the biker equivalent of a groupie. They attend events, parties, help out where they are needed and usually hope to one day move up to Old Lady. They are there to not only lay a patch whenever he so desires, but to keep the bikes and clubhouse clean. They are to show respect and do as they are told by both patches and Old Ladies. A House Mouse tends to be on the younger side, usually a runaway who is looking for an adventure. House Mice are viewed as 'trainable' and usually live at the clubhouse, if not with a Rebel's family. This typically involves a free room/protection set up at the price of keeping the family's house clean, babysitting, or whatever the family needs of them - they are essentially the help around the house, hence their title. Though they are not usually used sexually, it may occur and House Mice may eventually want to become a Sweetbutt or an Old Lady. Both Sweetbutts and House Mice must listen to and respect the Old Ladies.

Associate:
Associates are essentially respected people of the community, like doctors, cops, attorneys, etc.. that also work for the club in private. The club pays them for their respective duties so long as they all uphold their end of the deal by doing anything the club asks of them. Betrayal to the club is unforgivable and will often be taken care of by death unless the associate leaves and remains hidden from the club.


club rules
Respect – Number one rule - the club, the cut, your brothers. It's expected and will be done.
Church meetings - All meetings will be held on the first Sunday and last Sunday of each month. The meetings will take place in Church at the clubhouse. The meetings are mandatory for all officers. The only excuse for not being there is if you have been assigned a task and/or are running jobs. If for any other reason a member will not be attending these meetings, or any club event, said member should call/text the President or Vice President advising of the reasoning.
Voting – All decisions affecting the Club will be voted on by the officers and patched members. In the event a tie vote occurs, the final decision will be made by the President and/or Vice President. Majority rules in most cases. Any decisions must be run through all club members during church. If you're not there, you don't get a vote. All members must be wearing his cut when attending meetings. Being sober is mandatory during meetings so that all are voting/discussing things with a clear head.
For a Nomad or transfer vote, the voting must be unanimous. Every patch in attendance must agree. If not, the patch will have to wait another month to request a new vote.
Leaving – If a member leaves or is kicked out of the club, all club related gear must be turned in and tattoos must be blacked out. An ex member, if he left on good standing, is allowed to stay in town. If they left on bad terms, they must leave town and not return.