1.Pledges shall have the right to initiate and speak on motions, attend General Chapter Meetings and any committee meetings of the Chapter, except as noted in the bylaws and those deemed inappropriate by the President.
2.To be considered for Pledge membership, a potential member must complete at least one Chapter activity. Any other activity approved by the Recruitment Chair shall also count.  These activities shall not include Tabling or Interest Meetings.
3.The Recruitment Chair will present a list of potential members that have fulfilled this criterion at the General Chapter Meeting prior to the first Induction of a pledge period.
4.If no member voices an objection, the Recruitment Chair will then invite each potential member to the Pledge ceremony.
5.If a member voices an objection to allowing a potential member to become a Pledge before the Recruitment Chair sends said potential member an invitation, the Recruitment Chair will decide whether the objection merits not inviting the potential member to become a Pledge.
6.The Recruitment Chair may decide by what means the invitation is sent, so long as this is done in a timely manner.
7.To become a Pledge, a potential member must be invited to and participate in the Pledge ceremony, complete the National Pledge Membership Application, and pay the Pledge fee.

1.Neophyte members shall have the same rights as Pledge members.
2.Any Pledge approved at Brother Selection shall become a Neophyte member until such time as he or she Initiates.
3.Payment of Dues is required in order to maintain Neophyte membership.
4.Neophyte members shall lose all Chapter membership if they have not Initiated within seven (7) months of being selected for Active membership. In this case, said person must repledge.

1.Active members shall have all rights in the Chapter, including attending all General and Special Chapter Meetings and committee meetings except as noted in the Bylaws, voting, holding office, and making, seconding, and speaking on motions.
2.Upon enrolling at the University of Oregon, fulfilling the Chapter Active requirements, and completing the necessary National forms, Active membership shall be conferred upon initiated members of the Fraternity who are not yet members of the Chapter.
3.Active membership shall be conferred upon a Neophyte member upon paying the Initiation fee, completing the National Active Membership form, and attending the Initiation ceremony. Upon initiation and payment of dues, a Neophyte member shall be considered Active for the following term.
4.In order to be conferred Active membership for a given term, members must:

Hours shall be defined as the actual amount of time spent at any officer approved project and leave shall be defined as a member not remaining on the University of Oregon campus as an enrolled student.

1.An Associate member shall have the same rights as an Active member except those of voting and holding Chapter office.
2.Associate membership in the Chapter shall be conferred upon any Active member who does not meet Active requirements.

1.Alumni members shall have the rights to be present during General Chapter Meetings and programs, to speak, and to nominate others to receive the Chapter Distinguished Service Key. Alumni members must receive approval from current chair of the event or members of exec in order to attend any other Chapter activity.
2.Upon leaving the Chapter without having his or her Chapter membership suspended, any person who has held Active, Advisory, or Honorary membership in the Chapter shall be recognized as an Alumni member. Advisory members shall be recognized as Alumni when they become Life Members or upon leaving the Chapter.

1.Advisors shall have all rights and privileges of Active membership, except those of voting, directing the supervision of Pledges, directing the establishment of Pledge or Active membership programs and policies, or holding office other than Chair of the Advisory Committee.
2.The Chapter shall select Advisors at least once per year, during Fall term before the Annual Active Membership Dues form must be sent to the National Office.
3.Advisory membership shall be conferred upon persons ratified by the Chapter. Upon
4.Initiation and completion of the appropriate National paperwork, the person shall be considered an Advisory member. Such membership may not be conferred upon undergraduate students.
5.Any person should be educated about, or already have knowledge of, Alpha Phi Omega and the Chapter, and receive and have the opportunity to study a Pledge Manual before being considered for Advisory membership.
6.The following procedure shall be used for the General Selection of Advisors: the President will contact all current Advisors in order to determine whether the Advisor would like to seek that position for the upcoming year. The Standard Ratification Procedure will be used to select Advisors individually. The required one week notice of ratification shall include the names of the Advisors having been appointed by the President.
7.New Advisors may be selected at any time by appointment of a potential Advisor by the President, one week notice, and ratification by Chapter.
8.Faculty Advisors shall serve as members of the Advisory Committee, assist the Chapter in projects of interest to the campus, and assist in the recruitment of additional Faculty Advisors.
9.Youth Services Advisors shall serve as members of the Advisory Committee, assist the
10.Chapter in projects of interest to Scouting and other youth movements, assist in contacting former Scouts and other youth organization members as prospective new members, assist the Chapter in projects of interest to the community, and assist in the recruitment of additional Youth Services Advisors.
11.Alumni Advisors shall serve as members of the Advisory Committee, assist the Chapter from the perspective of an Alumnus of a chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, ensure the continued communication between interested Alumni and the Chapter, and liaise between the Chapter and local alumni associations.

1.The Pledge Ceremony will occur during the second week of the pledging term.
2.There shall be a maximum of two Pledge Ceremonies during a Pledge period. The second shall only be scheduled if at least three Pledges cannot attend the first, must be held within one week of the first Pledge Ceremony, and must allow Pledges inducted at the second Pledge Ceremony to have a length of Pledge period prescribed above.
3.Only one Initiation will be held during each Pledge period.
4.Attendance at a Ritual for the purpose of being Inducted or Initiated is by invitation only.
5.Members attending Rituals who wear a T-shirt with a logo, shorts, jeans, or a sweatshirt will not be allowed to remain. This policy shall be enforced by the Recruitment Chair and Pledge Educator.

1.Each Fall term, Pledge Classes shall be named after the National Pledge Class Namesake.
2.Each Winter and Spring term, Pledge Classes shall be named after the Chapter Pledge Class Namesake.
3.The Chapter Pledge Class Namesake shall be an Alumnus or Advisor of the Chapter, a member of Section 8 or Region XI staff, a member of the National Board of Directors, or any person who has provided great service to the Chapter.
4.The following procedure shall be used in order to select a Chapter Pledge Class Namesake:

1.In order to become a Big, a member must: be an Active, attend at least one Chapter event at the discretion of the Pledge Educator before Big Selection, attend a Big information meeting, commit to at least two terms of actively serving as a Big (the terms between the beginning of the Pledge period and the Pledge's first term as an Active member, inclusive), agree to attend the Big/Little Unveiling and the Initiation ritual.
2.Potential Bigs and the Recruitment Chair and the Pledge Educator shall meet during the Big information meeting for the purpose of discussing the expectations placed upon Bigs, the personalities and traits of each Pledge, and which potential Big would be the best Big for each Pledge. The Pledge Educator will then assign Bigs to Pledges.
3.The Bigs will be unveiled to their Littles no earlier than four weeks prior to Initiation. For information about the traditions of the Big/Little Unveiling, contact the Historian.

1.No Chapter Pledge Requirements shall be set for a Pledge Class.
2.The Brother Selection meeting shall occur during a General Chapter Meeting and must be announced at least one week prior at a General Chapter Meeting.
3.Quorum shall be a majority of those able to attend and vote.
4.The Pledge Educator shall chair the Brother Selection meeting unless he or she appoints another Active member to chair the meeting. The Chair of the meeting shall not vote.
5.Active, Associate, and Advisory members shall be allowed to attend and speak. Other
6.members may be invited by the Pledge Educator up to 72 hours prior to the meeting.  Members so invited shall be able to speak.
7.Active members who have attended at least two Chapter events shall be able to cast ballots.
8.Each Pledge shall be considered individually. The Chair of the meeting shall report on the activity of each Pledge during the Pledge period, a letter written by each Pledge shall be allowed to be read, question and answer may occur, and a discussion period shall occur.  All material disclosed at a Brother Selection meeting shall be kept strictly confidential.
9.Each Pledge shall be voted upon individually. Standard Voting Procedure shall be used.  Every Active member eligible to vote shall cast one vote for or against each Pledge.
10.A two-thirds majority vote shall be required in order to confer Neophyte status upon a Pledge.
11.The results of all of the votes shall be announced by the Chair at the conclusion of the meeting.

1.Ensure the execution of his or her office's duties.
2.Uphold the Bylaws and the National policies set forth in the Preamble.
3.Keep a record of approved project attendance and submit it to the Vice-President on a weekly basis.
4.Train his or her successor and turn over all records and materials in an up-to-date condition prior to the start of the next term of office.
5.Make weekly reports at the Executive Committee meeting regarding upcoming events for the purpose of maintaining the Chapter calendar.
6.Officers may have their own standing committees.  Each executive officer shall serve as Chair of his or her standing, and each Administrative officer shall serve as Chair of his or her standing committee.
7.Attend Executive Committee and General Chapter Meetings.

1.Chair all General Chapter Meetings.
2.Coordinate the function of all Chapter officers and committees.
3.Serve as chief spokesperson and representative of the Chapter.
4.Appoint temporary committees and Chairs necessary for efficiency in carrying out the program of the Chapter.
5.Serve as an ex-officio non-voting member on any committee when the President deems it necessary.
6.Hold all materials pertaining to Rituals of the Fraternity.
7.Routinely check the Chapter mailbox, Audix account, and e-mail account.
8.Be responsible for duties pertaining to the Erb Memorial Union (EMU), listed in the Standing Rules.
9.Ensure that the Chapter is operated in conformity with the documents set forth in the Preamble.

1.Perform all Presidential duties in the absence of the President.
2.Assist the President with paperwork and other day-to-day Chapter operations as the President deems necessary.
3.Keep record of the contact information listed in the Standing Rules for all Chapter Actives, Associates, Neophytes, Pledges, and Alumni and distribute this list every term. Keep record of Sectional, Regional, and National staff and of other chapters.
4.Oversee Chapter-Alumni relations.
5.Keep a running total of approved project attendance by term.
6.Maintain hard copies of all past contact information lists and project attendance lists in the Chapter office.
7.Every term compile and distribute a Chapter profile, comprised of information listed in the Standing Rules, to those persons listed in the Standing Rules.
8.Administer an active membership program, including developing and executing a membership retention program in which Active members who have not attended recent events are contacted.

1.Assist with Officer transition between elections.
2.Ensure the coordination of Chapter leadership workshops.
3.Ensure the coordination of Executive Committee retreats.
4.Ensure the coordination of trips for the purpose of attending leadership workshops.
5.Report on the availability of other campus leadership opportunities.
6.Assist in the establishment and maintenance of Fraternity chapters at other colleges and universities
7.Administer the awards program for the Chapter.
8.Ensure communication between the Zeta Psi chapter and other chapters throughout the nation.

1.Present suggestions for Chapter fellowship projects to the Executive Committee for approval.
2.Appoint and oversee a fellowship project coordinator for each fellowship project. The duties of a project coordinator are outlined in Clause 7.

1.Present suggestions for Chapter service projects to the Executive Committee for approval.
2.Appoint and oversee a service project coordinator for each service project. The duties of a project coordinator are outlined in Clause 7.

1.Be appointed by the appropriate chair to coordinate the details of a specific project.
2.Provide sign-up sheets and information at chapter meetings.
3.Ensure the coordination of dates with the appropriate chair.
4.After the project’s completion, report to the appropriate chair regarding the success of the project, including the list of people who attended with hours.
5.Project Coordinators are not required to attend the Executive Committee meetings.

1.Ensure the coordination of the Recruitment program with Chapter programs and activities.
2.Ensure the enforcement of Pledge Criteria.
3.Uphold and enforce the National Pledging Standards.
4.Coordinate the execution of the Induction ritual and all surrounding activities.
5.Ensure that all Pledge information forms are properly completed and fees are collected and are then transmitted to the Treasurer.
6.Keep a contact list of all people who have demonstrated interest in becoming a Pledge in order to apprise them of upcoming Recruitment activities.

1.Ensure the coordination of the Pledge education program with Chapter programs and activities.
2.Uphold the National Pledging Standards.
3.Be responsible for ensuring the naming of pledge classes.
4.Coordinate and execute the Big/Little program.
5.Coordinate the execution of the Initiation ritual and all surrounding activities.
6.Ensure that all Active information forms are properly completed and fees are collected and are then transmitted to the Treasurer.
7.Ensure the coordination and execution of the Brother Selection meeting, including reporting to the Brothers the qualifications of Pledges prior to voting and keeping record of the completion of voting requirements by Actives.

1.Take and distribute the minutes of every General Chapter Meeting to at least Active,
2.Associate, Advisor, Pledge, and Neophyte members within 48 hours of the close of the
3.meeting.
4.Have charge of the operation of Chapter e-mail listservs.
5.Ensure that all Chapter members except Alumni and Honorary members are notified of all Special Chapter Meetings.
6.Direct letters of appreciation, thanks, or invitation to appropriate persons and organizations.
7.Ensure that all Chapter members have access to a form of a Chapter calendar to be
8.determined by the President and the Secretary.
9.Have charge of the maintenance of the Chapter office.

1.Receive and write receipts for all moneys of the Chapter, deposit those moneys in the Chapter Trust Fund, and keep an accurate record thereof consistent with the account at the EMU.
2.Make all payments of Chapter financial obligations from the Chapter Trust Fund.
3.Design, by the time that dues are due for any given term, an installment plan for the collection of dues, when requested.
4.Keep the Executive Committee apprised of the financial situation of the chapter.
5.Compile a budget for the upcoming term and propose it to the Chapter at the last General Chapter Meeting of every term.
6.Submit to the National Office Pledge fees and Initiation fees within ten (10) days of the respective Ritual.
7.Audit the financial book(s) of the Chapter at the close of his or her term of office.
8.Approve fundraising projects, and appoint a fundraising project coordinator for each fundraising project.

1.Maintain a stock of promotional fliers and brochures issued by the Chapter and the National Fraternity in the Chapter office.
2.Assist the Chapter with media relations when requested.
3.Make reports to the editor of the "Torch and Trefoil" every term.
4.Oversee the production of a Chapter newsletter as outlined in the Standing Rules.
5.Maintain the Chapter bulletin board and display case in the EMU.
6.Be responsible for assuring that the Chapter website is being maintained.

1.Write a detailed and accurate account of the Chapter covering his or her period of office, It may include service and fellowship projects, a list of Officers elected and appointed, family trees, and/or a personal narrative.
2.Maintain a scrapbook containing photographs and newspaper clippings pertaining to the activities of the Chapter and the Chapter traditions.
3.Ensure the recording chapter projects through photographs and other media

1.Guard the portal and perform such disciplinary procedures as are deemed necessary by the President.
2.Be the parliamentarian of the Chapter.
3.Make sure that all Officers have a copy of the Bylaws and provide Bylaws to any member upon request.
4.Have an intimate knowledge of the National Policies listed in the Preamble and report violations of those policies to the President.
5.Receive all nominations and seconds prior to the close of nominations.
6.Ensure that all nominees are aware of their nominations for the purpose of accepting or declining them.
7.Distribute ballot sheets on all occasions when voting is done in writing.
8.Maintain an archival collection of Bylaws and historical accounts explaining changes made to them.
9.Start the singing of the Toast Song at a reasonable pitch.
10.Provide the ASUO with a current copy of the Bylaws whenever changes are made.

1.Maintain the Chapter website.
2.Update the website with new Chapter information when necessary.

1.Call and preside over Advisory Committee meetings for the purpose of discussing the Chapter program and administration.
2.Call and preside at Special Chapter Meetings upon the written request of one-third of the Active members if the President has not complied with such a request or if the purpose of the meeting is to begin impeachment proceedings.

1.Only Active and Associate members may be nominated for an Executive office, and only Active members shall be allowed to hold an Executive office.
2.If at any point a non-Active member is holding an Executive office, that office shall be declared vacant and shall be filled using the Vacant Elected Office procedure.
3.In order to hold Executive office, a candidate must be elected into office by the procedures described herein.
4.Only one person may hold an Executive office at a time.

1.Only Active and Associate members may apply for an Administrative office, and only Active members will be allowed to hold an Administrative office.
2.If at any point a non-Active member is holding an Administrative office, that office shall be declared vacant and shall be filled using the Vacant Appointed Office procedure.
3.In order to hold Administrative office, a candidate must be ratified into office by the procedures described herein.
4.Only one person may hold an Administrative office at a time.

1.Any member wishing to be considered for an Administrative office must legibly complete an application form, which shall be no longer than one page and shall contain the following information: Name, Office Desired, Pertinent Experience, subjective statement of why the office is being sought.
2.Application forms must be turned in to the Nominations Committee Chair within 48 hours after the conclusion of a General Election in order to be considered for the upcoming term of office.
3.This committee shall interview every applicant for every Administrative office. Each interview must last no longer than ten (10) minutes, and may be used for question and answer only. The interviews and applications shall comprise the basis for being selected to appear on a proposed slate of Administrative officers.
4.The Nominations Committee shall appoint a slate of Administrative officers, pending ratification by Chapter.
5.This committee must present at least one slate of Administrative officers to the Chapter for ratification by the end of the term in which the members of the committee were elected to Executive office.
6.In the event that a proposed slate is not ratified in its entirety by Chapter, the Nominations Committee shall propose a modified slate at every further Chapter meeting until a slate is ratified.
7.The proposed slate of officers may not be amended at a Chapter meeting.
8.Previous notice of ratification shall be given by the Nominations Committee, and shall consist of a one week notice that a ratification vote of the Administrative slate will be taken at the next Chapter meeting. The notice does not need to include the names appearing on the slate.
9.If additional slates must be presented, those proposals shall carry assumed notice.

1.One-third of the Active members must submit a written request for a special chapter meeting to the chair of the Advisory Committee.
2.A special chapter meeting, chaired by the chair of the Advisory Committee, shall be called with one week prior notice.
3.At the special chapter meeting, any member may move that the election of the officer in question be rescinded, according to Parliamentary Authority.
4.The motion to Rescind requires a simple majority for adoption.
5.If the election is rescinded, that office will immediately be considered vacant.
6.For this purpose, the motion to Rescind may not be Reconsidered at a later time.

1.At the first meeting, nominations shall be opened.
2.Prior to the opening of nominations for an office, that office’s duties shall be read in their entirety.
3.The motion to nominate an individual for an office may come from any member. The second to the nomination must come from an active member.
4.There shall be no written nominations except as provided in the bylaws.
5.The Sergeant-at-Arms shall see that all those nominated are aware of their nominations, and will be responsible for reporting to the chapter whether those nominated accepted or declined.
6.At the end of the meeting, nominations shall be closed.

1.At the second meeting, the Chair of an election proceedings shall be an Initiated member of the Fraternity chosen by the President and shall not be a member running for office.
2.Nominations for the office of President shall be opened. Only those present are eligible to be nominated. After nominations are complete, nominations are closed, and the portals are closed.
3.No members except for those running for office may enter or leave the room until an officer is elected or the office is declared vacant.
4.All nominees for an office shall leave the room. Each shall return individually and shall have five minutes in which to give a speech and/or answer questions from the assembled members. After each nominee’s five minutes have expired he or she shall leave the room.  The five minutes is not amendable by the motion to Limit or Extend Limits of Debate.
5.Following all speeches, there will be a five minute period during with the merits of the nominees will be discussed. Anything disclosed in this debate period shall be kept strictly confidential. The nominees shall not be present for the duration of this discussion. A motion to extend debate may be submitted.
6.During the debate period, nominees may be brought back into the room in order to clarify Points of Information, at the discretion of the Chair.
7.After the debate period expires, nominees shall be allowed back into the room, and voting shall occur by the Standard Voting Procedure.
8.Votes shall be taken by secret ballot. In each round of voting, each voting member shall have one vote. This vote may be cast for:
9.In order to be elected to an office, a nominee must receive a majority of votes cast.
10.If at any point a majority of members cast “none of the nominees” votes, the office shall be declared vacant by the chair.
11.After a nominee has received a majority of votes, that nominee shall be declared to be the president-elect by the chair of the meeting, the portal shall be reopened, and the election procedure shall be repeated for each office individually in the following order: Vice President, Vice-President, Leadership Chair, Fellowship Chair, Service Chair, Rush Chair, and Pledge Educator.
12.If no one nominee receives a majority of votes cast, the Election Procedure from number 2 through number 11 shall be repeated until one nominee obtains the necessary majority. Only the two nominees receiving the two highest sums of ballots during any vote will repeat the Election Procedure.
13.After the last office has been filled or declared vacant, the Chair shall declare all the elections proceedings closed.

1.A vote viva voice shall be used unless another method is approved by the Chapter or specified in the Bylaws.
2.Abstentions do not count toward the total of those "present and voting."
3.Absentee ballots may be submitted in a sealed envelope to the Chair of the meeting Write-in ballots are not allowed.
4.Ballots of any vote shall be counted by an Advisor and a second person to be appointed by the Chair of the meeting and to be ratified by the Chapter. The second person to count ballots shall not be a nominee for an elected office.

1.CPPCs shall be held twice yearly, in Fall and Spring terms.
2.The Chair and Agenda for the meeting shall be proposed by the President with one week prior notice and ratified at a General Chapter Meeting prior to the CPPC.

1.Have general supervision of the affairs of the Chapter between its General Chapter Meetings.
2.Make recommendations to the Chapter.
3.Formulate agendas for General Chapter Meetings.
4.Coordinate the execution of the Chapter program.
5.Perform such other duties as are specified in the Bylaws.

1.The budget shall include a tentative outline of Chapter income and expenditure during the current term of office.
2.Any standing committee, the Executive Committee, and the Banquet Committee, as well as any Active or Associate member, may submit a line-item expense account proposal to the Treasurer for inclusion in the budget.
3.Each committee's and each member's proposal for the upcoming term shall be ratified individually by Chapter at the last General Chapter Meeting of a term.
4.The Treasurer shall be allowed not to reimburse a committee or a member for an expense if the appropriate line in that committee's or member's expense account has already been exhausted.
5.If this occurs, the Chapter may still reimburse the expenditure by ratification at a General Chapter Meeting.

1.All non-budgeted expenses up to and including fifty (50) dollars must be approved in advance by a majority vote of the Executive Committee.
2.All non-budgeted expenses in excess of fifty (50) dollars must be approved in advance by a majority vote at a General Chapter Meeting.

1.At a General Chapter Meeting, the Leadership Chair shall take a survey of the Chapter. This shall be a written survey and shall contain the following information: Definitions of all of the Annual Awards (found in the Standing Rules), location for the name of the person nominated for each award, a space in which a rationale for the nomination shall be written.
2.The Vice-President, Leadership Chair, Chair of the Advisory Committee, and a second Advisor to be appointed by the President and ratified by Chapter shall meet for the purpose of reading the nominations and deciding upon the recipient(s) of each Annual Award.
3.The recipients shall be kept secret until the awards are presented at the Annual Banquet.

1.Nominations are to be submitted in the form of a letter to either the Chapter President or the Chair of the Advisory Committee.
2.The nominating party, which consists of those people signing the nomination, must number at least two and must include at least one Active member.
3.The nominating party and the officer receiving the nomination proceed to establish a reasonable place and time for the discussion of the nomination.
4.Every Active and Associate member shall be notified of the upcoming meeting and its purpose, including the name of the nominee, by an Executive officer.
5.The nominee is not to be informed of his or her nomination, nor of any of the events surrounding the nomination, including the discussion regarding the nominee.
6.The discussion meeting shall be chaired by the officer to whom the nomination was submitted, or by an Active member not of the nominating party and appointed by said officer.
7.The discussion shall be open to all Actives and Associates and to anybody who has been invited by an Active, but only Actives shall be allowed to vote.
8.The vote to award the DSK, which serves doubly as a vote to fund the purchase of the DSK, shall be by secret ballot and shall be collected and counted by the first two people in the following list, provided they are present at the discussion, yet are not the nominee nor a member of the nominating party: Sergeant-at-Arms, Chair of the meeting, Advisors, and the Executive officers in order as presented in Article IV.
9.Absentee ballots are allowed to be cast and shall be sealed inside an envelope signed by the Active member and given to the Chair of the meeting.
10.Votes shall be cast in the affirmative or the negative.
11.The quorum required in order to confer a Chapter DSK shall be: a simple majority of the Active members of the Chapter must submit votes (absentee or in person).  Abstentions shall not count towards quorum.
12.The nominee must garner two-thirds of the votes cast in order to be awarded the DSK.
13.In any event, the result of the vote is announced at the conclusion of the discussion meeting.
14.The Chapter activity at which the DSK is awarded shall be decided upon by the nominating party.

1.A list of Standing Rules adopted by the Chapter shall be affixed to the Bylaws.
2.Standing Rules may be adopted or amended by the Chapter at any General Chapter Meeting by a majority vote.
3.Standing Rules must not conflict with the Bylaws.

1.A list of Resolutions adopted by the Chapter shall be affixed to the Bylaws.
2.A Resolution may be adopted at any General Chapter Meeting by a majority vote.
3.If a Resolution is adopted which conflicts with the Bylaws, the Bylaws shall always take precedence over the conflicting parts of the Resolution.

1.A list of Definitions of terms and phrases used in the Chapter Bylaws, Resolutions, Standing Rules, and Policies shall be affixed to the Bylaws.
2.These definitions shall be amendable following the rules set forth in Section 1.
3.If there is a conflict between the Definitions and the Bylaws, the Definitions shall take precedence except when the Bylaws specifically address the conflict.