What must be included in a proxy for a proxy-holder to transfer authority to another person?

A proxy must include specific delegation of authority language to ensure that the proxy-holder has the clear and explicit permission to transfer authority to another individual. This language outlines the extent of the authority being transferred and clarifies what actions the new proxy-holder is authorized to take on behalf of the original member. Without this precise wording, the validity of the proxy could be questioned, leading to potential issues during the voting process or when making decisions at meetings.

The requirement for specific delegation is critical for maintaining transparency and accountability in community governance. It protects the interests of all parties involved by making sure that any transfer of authority is explicitly documented and understood, reducing the chances of misunderstandings or misappropriation of authority.