Talk:Alterations

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Societies must describe how their constitution may be amended or they risk being stuck with their original constitution. The Act requires that every amendment to a society’s constitution is — to be in writing, and approved at a general meeting by a resolution passed by the ‘relevant majority’ (see note below), or approved by a resolution passed in lieu of a meeting (if such resolutions are allowed by your society’s constitution). Note — ‘Relevant majority’ means a simple majority of the voting members or, if required by the constitution, a higher majority.