Children of the Outback (Gang)

Children of the Outback is a fictional outlaw motorcycle club in Children of the Outback.

Ranks

 * Founder: The individuals that started a chapter, they get their bike and are considered as co-founders, wearing a specific patch. They always have a vote in all officer elections and in the event that a founder dies, the principal officers of the executive committee hold a vote for a new President and/or Vice President.
 * International President: The figurehead of the club worldwide and takes decisions on behalf of all the chapters in the world.
 * President: The leader of a specific chapter. All matters between the club and any outside organization, business or other persons are brought to the President for them to take action on. They also serve as the liaison between other motorcycle clubs, public relations and law enforcement. They represent the club in any business contracts and promotes the club life among members and relatives.
 * Vice President: The second-in-command of a specific chapter. They supervise plans for club events and coordinates the meetings. They also relay information between the President and the chapter members. Any questions, comments or concerns of other chapter members are brought to the Vice President's attention. The Vice President also assume all the President's duties in their absence.
 * Sergeant-at-Arms: The SGT at Arms makes certain to uphold all the rules and principals of the club. They ensure that all the committee orders are carried out as quickly as possible and they keep order at all club events. If they see a member acting in a way not supported by the club, they report it to the committee. The SGT in Arms is in charge of stripping patches and colors from members who are removed from the club by retiring, resigning or expelled. They defend and protect the club members and prospects and are directly responsible for their security and safety as well as keep records of data that relates to the club security. They also keep the clubs firearms and weapons in safekeeping.
 * Road Captain: The Road Captain plans out all the runs and informs the Secretary on the plans in advance. When they are on a run, they are the high-ranking officer if the President or Vice President are not available and therefore leads the club formation on the ride. If the President is on the run, the Road Captain rides at the front of the group with the President. They are in charge of enforcing all club rules and they choose a supervisor for maintenance on all the club vehicles while on the run.
 * Secretary: The Secretary is responsible for keeping all the club records, written reports and correspondence between outside organizations. They call roles at committee meetings and take notes on each meeting. They are also responsible to notify any members of special meeting times and dates other than the normal scheduled meetings. The Secretary is in charge of telling any members of an election or appointment if it was made they were not present at a meeting. They maintain the constitution of the club noting any changes to it and handles all written club correspondence.
 * Treasurer: The Treasurer keeps all the financial records of the club and they collect the income from all operations and are responsible for paying all the bills or expenses of the club, while keeping written records. They report the club's status on payments owed and due at each meeting to the members. They may also provide the committee a written report of the financial status at the annual meetings. The Treasurer is also responsible for maintaining all the club patches that are un-issued as well as a record of the patches and colors that each member has in their possession. The Treasurer collects all dues and fines from the club's members.
 * Enforcer: The Enforcer makes certain that the club rules and laws followed by their members. They protect all the patch holders and protect the club's reputation in any type of conflict. They assist all members of the club in combat of any sort.
 * Patch-Member: A member who have earned their patch after graduating from Prospect. They have the right to wear the club colors and attend meetings.
 * Prospect: A Prospect is a person who may want to join the club but still needs to earn their patch. The members direct a Prospect to carry out certain duties that vary and supervise them to make sure they were completed. They do not have voting rights, and they are not part of the executive committee. A Prospect may retrieve bikes from police impound lots and guard all the motorcycles while the club is at a meeting. Prospects try their best to follow the club rules to earn their patch and may be dealt menial tasks and have to endure some level of hazing by the club members.
 * Chaplain: In some chapters, this member oversees all of the spiritual needs for the club. They help in any way possible when a member is going to jail to be able to protect them. They may also conduct funerals and marriages within a club. The Chaplain is in conjunction with the President decides when a Prospect is ready to receive their patch. They may have had training in the area of a Chaplain instead of becoming a clergy member or an ordained minister of faith.