The Constitution outline of the W.T.A.A.

1. World Tung’s Acupuncture Association was first established in Toronto, Canada in May 2002 by Dr. Palden Carson, Dr. Marian Zazula and Dr. Wangden Carson.
2. The W.T.A.A. was then registered as a professional non profit organization under the Ontario cooperation by laws.
3. The W.T.A.A. is the only organization in the world to promote the authentic late Grand Master Tung’s teaching in traditional classical Acupuncture. The W.T.A.A. will only follow the original way of Tung’s style Acupuncture indicated in the textbooks approved by the late Grand Master himself.
4. The W.T.A.A. is the only existing organization automatically accepts all the disciples of late master Tung’s for full membership. The W.T.A.A. will only endorse those name appeared on the epitaph as genuine student of our late master Tung.
5. It is the duty of this organization to point out those who ever has a false claim that he/she was the disciple or student of late master Tung. The W.T.A.A. will further endorse the authenticity of any publication on Tung’s Orthodox Acupuncture, in order to prevent any mis information about our unique style of acupuncture.
6. It is a general understanding that Tung’s Acupuncture is classified as a postgraduate advance training therefore, the W.T.A.A. will only grand the full membership toward those who had completed the adequate acupuncture training or had a medical degree.
7. The W.T.A.A. will establish a series of Tung’s Orthodox Acupuncture courses in order to promote this type of traditional acupuncture. At moment there are some regular courses in Canada(Toronto), United Kingdom(London) and Rep. of China(Taipei).
8. The W.T.A.A. according to its own regulation has already appointed several outstanding acupuncture practitioners and senior disciple of late master Tung to be the adviser of this organization.
9. The W.T.A.A. will provide certain relevant materials such as the teaching audio, video, CD, books, posters charts and newsletter to let the people more aware of Tung’s Acupuncture in the world.
10. The W.T.A.A. will organize conference, seminars and International conventions in due time to exchange clinical experience with other Tung’s Orthodox Acupuncture practitioners in difference countries.
11. The W.T.A.A. will help other nation to establish a branch organization or affiliated association when any nation has enough qualified Tung’s Orthodox Acupuncture practitioners.
12. The W.T.A.A. will help existing members to establish any pain clinics or orther special clinics in the hospital setting to promote the Tung’s Orthodox Acupuncture in the main stream of medicine.