In terms of section 95(5)(b) of the LRA, the constitution of an employers' organisation must set out the qualifications for admission to membership. There is no requirement in the LRA that an employers' organisation should confine its membership to employers in a particular sector or sectors of the economy or a particular geographical region. However the failure to place appropriate qualifications on membership may be an indication, together with other factors which are discussed below, that the employers' organisation is not a genuine employers' organisation. Where an employers' organisation has extremely wide qualifications for membership, it is appropriate to consider whether its members are in reality associating with each other for the purpose of regulating relations between themselves and their employees or the trade unions.