AAMT's constitution was adopted in March 2003, and was reviewed and adopted in November 2010 under the Corporations Act 2001. AAMT is a Company Limited by Guarantee.

The constitution defines the objects of the Association, criteria for membership and governance of the Association.

There are eight Primary Objects of the Association.

• organise and promote the profession of massage therapy;
• encourage a high standard of knowledge and proficiency among the members;
• encourage and disseminate research in the areas of massage therapy;
• provide rules of conduct and fitness to practice that regulate Members and guide the profession of massage practitioners;
• seek the regulation of advertising of massage practitioners and providers of massage education;
• seek to ensure a registration and disciplinary mechanism is established within the profession;
• seek to establish mechanisms to ensure the quality of and delivery of massage training in Australia;
• lobby Governments and regulators in pursuit of the objects.

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