Name. This Organization shall be known as the (name of Darts Organization), herein referred to as the Organization.

Nature. This Organization shall be a voluntary and a non-profit service Darts Organization.

Principal Office. The principal office of this Organization shall be the residence of the Secretary. However, all correspondence shall be addressed to the President through Postal Office, which is P.O. Box No. ____, (City/Municipality) or through e-mail address at (email address), which office shall hereinafter referred to as the (acronym of the organization) Office.

Transfer of Principal Office. The principal office of this Organization shall not be transferred or moved except by a majority vote of the Executive Board, provided, that the new location shall likewise be at (City/Municipality); and Provided, further, that in those cases where a temporary transfer is required by the circumstances. The President may effect the same after due consultation with the Executive Committee and notice to the Executive Board.

Geographical Composition. The geographical composition of this Organization is composed of the (City/Municipality of ________ and the Province of ____________).

Purpose. In addition to the purposes mentioned in the Articles of Incorporation, it shall be the main objective of this Organization to develop the talents and skills of darts, promote stronger ties among the members, networks and allies, and to deliver service to this Organization, community, and the nation, under the guidance of the principles of the local, national, and international darts sports and related movements.

Membership.

a) Membership in this Organization is open to all qualified men and women who, regardless of age, beliefs or membership in other dart Organizations, subscribe and uphold the principles of this Organization, namely: development, promotion and service, as well as of the sports movement; and,

b) Membership shall be conferred only upon compliance with the requirements for membership in the manner set-forth in this Code of By-Laws.

General Qualifications. An applicant for membership must possess the following qualifications, to wit:

a) He/She must be, or have been, involved in darts’ movement, or otherwise affirm in a public document his/her commitment to darts ideals; and,

b) He/She must have satisfactorily undergone or visibly involved in this Organization’s development, promotion, and service programs as defined hereunder.

For purposes of this sub-section, visible involvement is the process whereby an applicant for membership undergoes a period of observation by personally attending membership meetings, tournaments, and orientation in regards to the ideals, principles, purposes and rules of this Organization, and conducted in accordance with its official rituals of confirmation and acceptance. The Executive Board shall determine the extent and duration of application for membership.

Provided, that the same shall not be in conflict with the Articles of Incorporation, Code of By-Laws and other duly adopted policies, rules, and regulations of local and national application.

Types and Conditions of Membership.

a) Resident Membership. A resident member is one who is a resident of (City/Municipality and within the Province of_______) and who has satisfactorily complied with all the membership requirements of this Organization.

A resident member who transfers to another area or locality is still deemed a member of this Organization, unless the said member expresses in writing his/her intention not to remain a member in this Organization.

b) Life Membership. Life membership is conferred upon a resident member who, in the opinion of the Executive Board upon the recommendation of the Executive Committee, had rendered outstanding services to this Organization or other networks and allies and/or has given extraordinary contribution to the local government’s or to the nation’s cause. Life members enrolled as such in the roster of this Organization may continue to enjoy the privileges appertaining thereto.

c) Honorary Membership. An honorary member is a person, not heretofore a member, who has been conferred that status by the Executive Board sitting en banc, upon recommendation of the Executive Committee.

Member of Good Standing. A member in good standing is a member falling under any membership category who has paid his/her assessments, who has actively participated in the activities of this Organization, and who has not been declared delinquent by the Executive Board in a particular service year.

Membership Applications. The Executive Board must approve all applications for resident membership, upon recommendation of the Executive Committee.

Rights of Members. All types of membership shall be entitled to attend or participate in the affairs and activities of this Organization in all levels; however, only resident members in good standing shall be entitled to vote or be voted upon. A member who has lost his/her good standing status may regain the same upon compliance with the requirements provided for in this Code of By-Laws and other rules and policies of this Organization.

Duties and Responsibilities. It shall be the duty and responsibility of every member to uphold the ideals, purposes and principles of this Organization; to participate actively in its local and networking activities; to pay all assessments and fees authorized by this Code of By-Laws or by the Executive Board; to comply with and obey the directives, rules and regulations of this Organization; to promote and protect the name and image thereof; and to maintain loyalty thereto.

Grounds for Termination or Suspension of Membership. Membership in this Organization may be terminated or suspended, as the case may be, on the following grounds:

a) Resignation;

b) Renunciation;

c) Failure to participate in the affairs and activities of this Organization for a period of five (5) consecutive years;

d) Non-payment of fees and other assessments for a period of five (5) consecutive years;

e) Gross misconduct, or serious violation of this Code of By-Laws; or other rules and regulations of this Organization;

f) Engaging in or committing acts inimical to the interest of this Organization, or contrary to its ideals, purpose and principles.

Due Process. Membership in this Organization may not be terminated or suspended by the Executive Board except by an affirmative vote of two-thirds (2/3) of its members taken after due notice and hearing; Provided that in case of resignation, the same shall take effect immediately upon the acceptance by the Executive Board as the case may be, of a formal instruments to that effect.

Appeal. The decision of the Executive Board may be appealed to the next Executive Board in the next service year; Provided that the petition for review must be accompanied by a favourable recommendation of at least three official members of good standing. The notice of appeal shall be filed with the Executive Secretary at least one (1) day prior to the meeting of the Executive Board.

The decision of the Executive Board rendered in the exercise of its appellate jurisdiction, shall become final immediately upon its promulgation.

Reinstatement or Reacquisition. A member who has been suspended from this Organization shall be reinstated after the lapse of the suspension period; Provided, that in case the suspension was grounded upon non-payment of fees and other assessments, shall be reinstated only upon payment thereof.

A member whose membership has been terminated by a final judgement of the Executive Board may reacquire his/her former status by filing a petition for that purpose with the Executive Board after one (1) year from the time the termination has become final. An affirmative vote of two-thirds (2/3) of the members of the Executive Board shall be required to enter a decree or reinstatement.

Composition. The corporate powers of this Organization shall be exercised, its business conducted, and its properties controlled and administered by an Executive Board to be composed of nine (9) directors elected by General Membership Assembly, one, at least, must be a lady.

Special Powers and Duties. In addition to those mentioned in Section 01 hereof, the Executive Board shall have the following powers and duties:

a) To enforce Articles of Incorporation, Code of By-Laws, Directives, Rules and Regulations of this Organization;

b) To formulate Standard Code of By-Laws for the basic functional units of this Organization;

c) To define the functions and jurisdictions of all functional units and committees;

d) To promulgate such rules and regulations as it may deem wise and necessary to effectively carry out the affairs of this Organization and to serve its best interest and that of its members; and,

e) To exercise all such powers and do all such lawful acts as are not contrary to law, and this Code of By-Laws.

Organization of the Executive Board. The members of the Executive Board shall convene immediately after their proclamation as winning candidates for the purpose of electing the Officers of this Organization.

Board Meetings. The Executive Board shall hold regularly meetings ones in every four (4) months of the service year at such time and place as the Executive Board may prescribe. Special meetings may be called by the President or upon request of three (3) members. Notices of special meetings of the Executive Board shall be given at least three (3) days previous to the date fixed for the meeting.

Elective Officers. The elective offices of this Organization shall be a President, a Vice-President, a Treasurer, and an Auditor, all of whom shall be elected by the Executive Board who are among the directors elected during the General Membership Assembly.

Appointive Officers. The President shall appoint, with the concurrence of the Executive Board, a Secretary, a Committee Director of Membership and Extension Committee, a Committee Director of the Ways and Means Committee, a Committee Director of the Tournament and Program Committee, a Committee Director of Public Relations, Documentation and Publication, all of whom shall hold office at the pleasure of the President.

Qualifications of Executive Board and Officers. Any member of good standing, who may be an official or regular member of the General Membership Assembly where the election is to be held, may be elected to the position of Directors to the Executive Board.

Any Director elected by the General Membership Assembly may be elected to any elective position.

Any member in good standing shall be eligible for appointment to any appointive position.

Other Appointive Officers. The Executive Board may create such other offices, as it may deem necessary or convenient for the proper functioning of this Organization, the same to be filled by appointment by the President.

President. The President shall have the following duties and responsibilities:

a) To act as the Chief Executive Officer of this Organization;

b) To serve as the Chairman of the Executive Board;

c) To enforce the Code of By-Laws and all resolutions of the Board;

d) To preside over all meetings of the Executive Board and the Executive Committee;

e) To preside over all General Membership Assembly, unless he/she has otherwise delegated the same to the General Membership Assembly Chairperson;

f) To appoint such officers, committees’ directors and members of any Organization instrumentalities;

g) To create special committees for specific purposes;

h) To exercise general supervision over the affairs and property and over its officers and employees;

i) To hire such employees of this Organization as he/she may deem wise and necessary, and to suspend and terminate their services upon consultation with the Executive Committee;

j) To sign or countersign certificates, contracts, and other instruments of this Organization as authorized by the Executive Board;

k) To submit to the Executive Board within sixty (60) days counted from the last day of the fiscal year, an annual report of the activities of this Organization during his/her administration, showing among other things the funds received during the preceding year, the purpose of which the same were spent and financial position of this Organization; and,

l) To exercise and perform such other powers and duties as are incidental to his/her office or are properly required of him/her by the Executive Board.

Vice-President. The Vice-President shall have the following duties and responsibilities:

a) To act as the Chief Executive Officer during the absence or incapacity of the President;

b) To supervise and coordinate the works and activities of all this Organization’s instrumentalities including committees;

c) To serve as the external relations officer and promote programs; and,

d) To exercise and perform such other powers and duties as are incidental to his/her office or are properly required of him/her by the Executive Board.

Treasurer. The Treasurer shall have the following duties and responsibilities:

a) To be the custodian of all funds and properties of this Organization and unless otherwise provided by this Code of By-Laws;

b) To issue notices and collect dues payable and delinquent or other accounts;

c) To keep the books of accounts of this Organization;

d) To disburse such funds as the Executive Board may direct, making a monthly report in writing of such disbursements to be submitted to the President within the first twenty (20) days of the next succeeding month and such other times as the Executive Board may require;

e) To pose a bond in such sum and with such surety as may be approved by the Executive Board;

f) To submit to the COMELEC, the General Membership Assembly Chairperson and all the Officers, the list of basic units and members, both in good standing, as of sixty (60) days prior to the date of the General Membership Assembly; However, this report may be consolidated with the report to be submitted to the Secretary;

g) To submit an audited financial report to the Executive Board within sixty (60) days after the end of his/her term of office or whenever he/she ceases to be as such officer, if possible; and,

h) To exercise and perform such powers and duties as are incidental to his/her office or as may be assigned to him/her by the Executive Board.

Auditor. The Auditor shall have the following duties and responsibilities:

a) To conduct regular audit of the funds and properties of this Organization;

b) To examine and audit receipts used in disbursement of funds;

c) To submit periodic reports of audit and disbursements during the Executive Board Meeting; and,

d) To exercise and perform such powers and duties as are incidental to his/her office or as may be assigned to him/her by the Executive Board.

Composition. There shall be an Executive Committee consisting of the following:

a) President;

b) Vice-President;

c) Treasurer;

d) Auditor;

e) Secretary;

f) Membership and Extension Director;

g) Ways and Means Director;

h) Tournament and Program Director;

i) Public Relations, Documentation and Publication Director;

j) Immediate Past President; and

k) Advisory Council Chairman

Powers and Duties. The Executive Committee shall have the following powers and duties:

a) To recommend action to the Executive Board;

b) Subject at all times to the Executive Board, the Executive Committee shall have and may exercise the powers to act during the interval between the meetings of the Executive Board on all matters relating to the management of the affairs and business of this Organization as within the competence of the Executive Board, except on matters specifically restricted under this Code of By-Laws and existing laws of the sovereign.

Quorum. A majority of the voting members, or 50% plus one, of the Executive Committee shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. The Chairman of the Advisory Council, and immediate Past President are not entitled to vote, except when acting as members during the meetings of the Executive Board.

Composition. The supreme authority of this Organization shall be vested in the General Membership Assembly composed of members in good standing.

Powers of the Assembly. The General Membership Assembly shall have the power to:

a) Elect the members of the Executive Board in the manner set forth by this Code of By-Laws;

b) Fix the annual and special assessment and other fees of the members;

c) Revise, amend and repeal any provision of this Code of By-Laws in the manner set forth by the same;

d) Exercise exclusive jurisdiction over cases of impeachment of Officers; and,

e) Transact such other business as may be properly come before it.

Official Member. An official member is a member in good standing that has been registered as such in the records of the Assembly Secretariat after the presentation of the proper accreditation credentials.

Time and Place of the General Membership Assembly. The General Membership Assembly shall be held once every year in the month of October, the specific date, time and place of which shall be determined by the Executive Board at least one (1) month prior thereto, with proper notice to all members before the start of the Assembly at conspicuous place of the principal office and dart venues and/or at places where most members are frequently located.

General Membership Assembly Committee. There shall be an independent and autonomous General Membership Assembly Committee to be created not later than two (2) months before the scheduled General Membership Assembly by the Executive Board, which shall be composed of a Chairperson and a Secretariat with at least three (3) members. The committee shall exercise such powers as may be granted to it by the Executive Board, as well as those which it may deemed necessary or convenient to make its functions effective or for the achievement of its purpose.

Composition and Qualifications. There shall be a Commission on Elections hereinafter referred to as the COMELEC, to be composed of five (5) members and the members shall be known as Commissioners, all of whom must be members in good standing not seeking any elective office. A member of the COMELEC who desires to run for an elective position must file with the General Membership Assembly Committee his/her resignation from the said body at least thirty (30) days prior to the lection. Failure to do so shall render him/her ineligible to seek any elective position for that term.

Appointment. The COMELEC shall be organized and the President, subject to the ratification by the Executive Board, shall appoint the Chairperson and members thereof.

Term. The Chairperson and the members of the Commission shall serve for a period of one (1) year.

Vacancies. In the event of death, incapacity, resignation, or disability of any Commissioner, the President shall appoint a member possessing the qualifications specified in Section 01 hereof, to serve the unexpired term of his/her predecessor.

Powers and Duties. The COMELEC shall have the following powers and duties:

a) To exercise general supervision and control over the Elections of Officers;

b) To pass upon the qualifications of candidates and registered official members entitled to vote, the official listing to be announced and published before the election;

c) To decide after the due hearing and investigation conducted on the basis of written and complaint to disqualify any candidate or voter who violates the rules and regulations of the COMELEC. The decision in such cases shall be promulgated/rendered within two (2) hours from the termination of the hearing period; and,

d) To promulgate rules and regulations to govern the conduct of the Elections of Officers, subject to the approval of the Executive Board.

Decision. The decision of a majority of all the members of the COMELEC on all election matters shall be final, unappealable and immediately executory.

Report. The COMELEC shall submit to the Executive Board at the latter’s first regular meeting a report on the manner by which such election was conducted, as well as on the results thereof.

Election. The election of directors shall be by means of secret ballot and a member may cast as many votes as there are nine (9) directors to be elected but may not cast more than one (1) vote for one (1) candidate. Candidates receiving the highest number of votes shall be declared elected. Voting must be in person during the voting day and time.

Qualifications. No person shall be qualified to run as a Director unless he/she has been a member in good standing for at least two (2) months prior to his/her election. Members of the General Membership Assembly Committee and COMELEC shall be ineligible to run for any elective position.

Certification of Candidacy. All candidates for Director shall file with the COMELEC, a certificate of candidacy on or before the day of the Assembly.

Term of Office. The term of office of the officers and directors shall be one (1) year, the same to commence on the first day of the month following their election, and until their successors have been duly elected and qualified.

Oath of Office. The Officers and directors shall take their Oath of Office before assuming their respective offices.

Re-Election. No officer of the Executive Board may succeed himself/herself to the same office. Provided, however, that disqualification shall not apply to any person who may have been appointed to an elective office by a reason of a vacancy thereof.

Organization of Committees. It shall be the duty of the President to appoint Chairperson and members of all standing committees and sub-committees thereof. Membership shall be derived from the membership of the appropriate standing committees. There shall be at least one member of the Executive Board on each Committee.

Advisory Council. The Advisory Council shall consist of the Immediate Past President as Chairperson and the members of which are to be appointed by the President.

It shall be the duty of the Council to observe, determine and give advises to the Executive Committee and Executive Board on matters relating to the development, promotion, and services of this Organization.

Membership and Extension Committee. The Membership and Extension Committee shall consist of a Chairperson appointed by the President from among the elected officers with members appointed by the Chairperson from among the members.

It shall be the duty of the Membership and Extension Committee to undertake the following:

a) To promote and encourage new applicants for membership and facilitate the fulfilment of membership requirements as provided for in this Code of By-laws;

b) To encourage the reactivation of inactive members to the mainstream of darters in this Organization;

c) To organize service volunteers to promote outreach programs for the youth in school as well as for those in the barangays through the conduct of dart clinics, dart orientations and/or dart trials;

d) To encourage the formation of teams for the enhancement and expansion of membership in this Organization;

e) To maintain a summary list of members and teams as well as of the activities undertaken and to submit updated report of the same to the President ten (10) days prior to the regular meeting of the Executive Board; However, this report may be submitted first to the Vice-President through the Secretary for consolidation; and,

f) To exercise and perform such duties as are incidental to the committee or as may be assigned by the President.

Ways and Means Committee. The Ways and Means Committee shall consist of a Chairperson appointed by the President from among the elected officers with members appointed by the Chairperson from among the members. Provided, however, the Treasurer of this Organization shall be an ex-officio member.

It shall be the duty of the Ways and Means Committee to undertake the following:

a) To propose ways and means and to raise funds by ways of fees, charges, raffles, etc., to adequately finance this Organization and its service programs;

b) To facilitate the buying, selling and supplying of and dealing in goods associated with the game of darts;

c) To accept a gift or grant whether subject to a trust or given condition or not;

d) To propose expenditure through annual budget recommendation and written report;

e) To submit updated report of the activities and finances to the President ten (10) days prior to the regular meeting of the Executive Board; However, this report may be submitted first to the Vice-President through the Treasurer for consolidation; and,

f) To exercise and perform such duties as are incidental to the committee or as may be assigned by the President.

Section 05. Tournament and Program Committee. The Tournament and Program Committee shall consist of a Chairperson appointed by the President from among the elected officers with members appointed by then Chairperson from among the members. Provided, however, the Secretary of this Organization shall be an ex-officio member. There shall also be appointed as the Statistician Officer.

It shall be the duty of the Tournament and Program Committee to undertake the following:

a) To arrange, organize and conduct dart tournament, dart trials and dart competitions such as follows:

• Open Singles;

• Classified Draw Doubles;

• Four person and/or three-man teams;

• Ladies’ Open;

•Youth Open;

• Chinese Round Robin; and,

• Dart League and other special tournaments.

b) To closely coordinate with the Membership and Extension Committee in the promotion of darts in schools and in the barangays such as conduct of dart clinics, dart orientations, and dart trials;

c) To take pictures of events and tournaments and maintain photo albums thereof;

d) To maintain a logbook of tournaments reflecting among others the tournament dates, events played, mode of games, prizes, list of players, winners, sponsors, etc. This shall be the direct duty of the Statistician who shall maintain, undertake and report on, as required, a complete statistical record of all matches, games, championships and tournaments played as well as to deliver score-sheets to playing venues at a minimum of one half-hour prior to commencement of play.

e) To submit updated reports of activities undertaken to the President ten (10) days prior to the regular meeting of the Executive Board; However, this report may be submitted first to the Vice-President through the Secretary for consolidation; and,

f) To exercise and perform such duties as are incidental to the committee or as may be assigned by the President.

Public Relations, Documentation and Publication Committee. The Public Relations, Documentation and Publication Committee shall consist of a Chairperson appointed by the President from among the elected officers with members appointed by then Chairperson from among the members. Provided, however, the Vice-President and Secretary of this Organization shall be an ex-officio members.

Fiscal Year. The official Fiscal Year of this Organization shall be from the 1st October until the 30th September of the following year. The Fiscal Year is also the Service Year of this Organization.

Bank Deposits. The Treasurer shall deposit funds and monies in the name of the (name of the organization) as the same may come into his/her hands in such depository banks as may be designated by the Executive Board. Withdrawals of such accounts may be made only by checks or other written instruments signed or issued by the President with counter signatures of the Treasurer and the Director of Ways and Means Committee.

Sources. The Treasurer and/or his/her duly authorized representative, is hereby authorized to receive in its name all contributions, donations, constitutional fees, Executive Board authorized fees and other monies or values coming to this Organization. Moreover, this Organization may collect through the Treasurer and/or his/her duly authorized representative, invest and re-invest all monies and income, coming to and from members, donors and sponsors for the benefit of the entire Organization.

Fees and Assessments. The General Membership Assembly shall have the power to establish organizational fees and assessments on its members, teams, and other groups that may be formed necessary on the work of this Organization.

Salaried Officer. The Secretary, the only salaried officer, shall be paid at a rate fixed by the Executive Board.

Membership Fee. There shall be a membership fee, the amount of which shall be determined by the Executive Board to be paid by each new resident member. The fee shall be remitted to the Treasurer not later than five (5) days after the oath of membership is conferred.

General Membership Assembly Fee. There shall be an Assembly fee, the amount of which shall be determined by the Executive Board to help finance the General Membership Assembly.

Tournament Fee. There shall be a tournament fee, the amount of which shall be five (5) percent of the entry/registration fee of each player of each event to be played. The fee shall be remitted to the Treasurer on or before the close of the tournament to augment prizes’ discrepancies and other incidental expenses, if any.

Club Fee. There shall be a dart club fee, the amount of which shall be determined by the Executive Board, to be paid by each dart club. The fee shall be remitted to the Treasurer not later than five (5) days after its inclusion in the roster of dart clubs of this Organization.

Incidental Fees. The Executive Committee may charge incidental fees for their activities provided such fees shall be approved by its members. The fee shall be remitted to the Treasurer not later than five (5) days from receipt thereof.

Application of Funds. There shall be maintenance and operational funds for the Office, the allocations and/or appropriations of which shall be determined by the Executive Board.

Audit. The financial records of the organization shall be audited quarterly by the Auditor and a report shall be submitted to the Executive Board and copies of which shall be posted in a conspicuous place in the office and dart venues for reference of interested members. The audit and the report of which shall be conducted and submitted within the first week of January, April, July, and October of each calendar year.

Other Fiscal Matters. The Executive Board through the President shall administer the funds of this Organization and shall have the power to make appropriations therefrom. It shall cause proper Book of Account to be kept and Financial Statements to be rendered and shall see to it that proper audit is made of all accounts of this Organization and all entities thereof.

Location of Clubs. Dart Clubs may be established in agencies, business firms, schools, municipalities or barangays.

Accreditation. An accreditation may be granted only on a formal application of fifteen (15) or more resident members of the Dart Club, all of who have satisfied the membership requirements. The application shall designate a Club Director and two (1) Team Captains. The Application shall be filed to the Secretary for approval of the Executive Board.

Issuance of Accreditation. Accreditation shall be issued by the Secretary after the approval of the membership and Extension Committee and affirmative vote of two-thirds (2/3) of the Executive Board present in any meeting called for the purpose. Voting shall be based upon criteria stipulated by the Membership and Extension Committee. A written explanation of the reasons for pending the application shall be submitted to the applicant club for completion of requirements. The applicant club may then resubmit its application.

Presentation of Accreditation. Accreditation shall be presented by the President, by a member of the Executive Board, or by a representative designated by the President, in an installation ceremony by the Dart Club concerned.

Inactive Dart Club. A Dart Club shall be considered inactive when it fails to remain in good standing for two (2) consecutive years. However, it may reacquire active status by filing an application to that effect with the Executive Board, and going through the process stipulated in Sections 01 and 02 hereof.

Dart Club in Good Standing. A Dart Club in good standing is one which has met its financial obligations to this Organization, and which has not been declared inactive, or has participated in activities and tournaments of this Organization.

Impeachment of Elected Officers. Elected Officers may be impeached for misconduct, malfeasance in office or culpable violation of this Code of By Laws. Charges shall be submitted to the Executive Board.

General Membership Assembly In Session. The General Membership Assembly shall hear the charges. If three-fourths (3/4) of the registered members entitled to vote sustain the charges, the Officer concerned shall be suspended or removed from office.

General Membership Assembly Not In Session. When the General Membership Assembly is not in session, the Executive Board shall investigate and hear the charges. If two-thirds (2/3) of the Executive Board sustain the charges, the Officer concerned shall be suspended or removed from office.

Appeal. To appeal from the action of the Executive Board, such appeal may be taken to the next General Membership Assembly.

Power to Amend. The power to amend of this Code of By Laws shall rest in the General Membership Assembly.

Procedure of Amendment. Every proposed amendment to, revision of, or repeal of any of the Code of By Laws shall be submitted to the Assembly Secretariat before the start of the legislative session of the General Membership Assembly. Upon receipt of any proposal, the Assembly Secretariat shall cause copies thereof to be made and distributed to the registered official members. Thereafter, the Assembly Chairperson shall cause the proposed amendments to be included in the agenda of the Assembly.

Vote Required to Amend. An affirmative vote of two-thirds (2/3) of the registered official members present and voting shall be necessary for the adoption of any amendment to revision of, or repeal of any provision of this Code of By laws. The presence of a quorum is required to pass any amendment.

Separability Clause. If for any reason, any provision of this Code of By Laws shall be declared unconstitutional or invalid, no other provision hereof shall be affected thereby.