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ARTICLE IX - Amendments

The Constitution may be altered, amended or repealed by a majority vote of the Regular Members of The Society. Proposed changes to the Constitution shall be provided to Regular Members who, within thirty (30) days, will vote to accept or reject these changes in a mail and/or electronic ballot. Changes to the Constitution shall require a majority of the votes cast.


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