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# Update Permissions for Network Members
A Network can have any number of organizations added as members with defined access rights. Network admins can manage membership for the network. The network membership list can be viewed under the membership section of the network.
* Network admins can navigate to the network detail page and select membership.
* Then the role for the membership can be updated by clicking actions and selecting Update roles.
* Then, one out of three roles defined for network org members can be selected.
* Network Administrator
* Network Contributor
* Chaincode Admin
Network Admins can set and change permissions for membership organizations using these defined roles. This access will determine the data access and operations each member organization can perform within the network.
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