If an organization wishes to do so, it may encourage other employees to join ARIN as individuals. Several individuals from a member organization may, however, gain access to the members mailing list by establishing a mailing list role account in place of an individual's name. Also, more than one representative from a member organization may attend ARIN members meetings by paying a nominal fee for each additional attendee. End users may request IP addresses without being a member. No, members and non-members alike must justify allocation requests based on utilization criteria.
Every member has one vote and every vote counts equally.
ARIN provides many opportunities for participation, including general membership meetings, public policy meetings, election of AC and Board members, and the member mailing list. Every member is encouraged to become actively involved in any or all of these opportunities. Once established, the new representative should also set up access to the Members web site.