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BylawsBylaws should contain the rules of a society that relate mainly to itself, and define it as an organization and how it functions, rather than containing rules of parliamentary procedure. Except rules relating to business procedure, bylaws cannot be suspended, unless they expressly provide for their suspension. However, bylaws in the nature of rules of order may be suspended by a two-thirds vote. The bylaws should always provide for their amendment. For additional information, refer to RONR 10th ed. pp. 548-580. |
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