A district association is an officially recognized group that meets the qualifications and responsibilities as defined by TNA’s bylaws. A district association:

1. serves a clearly defined geographic area;
2. has bylaws that govern its members and regulate its affairs which are congruent with those of TNA;
3. has stated purpose and functions congruent with those of TNA;
4. maintains a membership that meets the qualifications in the TNA bylaws, unrestricted by considerations of nationality, race, color, creed, religion, handicap, lifestyle, sex, or age; and
5. is entitled to services from TNA as defined by the TNA Board of Directors.