At the designated meeting, the amendment shall be read again and voted upon. Section 2 - Rulings Rulings made on any point or procedure not included in this Constitution shall be made by the Council or Council members with approval of the chapter sponsor. The Chapter body shall retain veto power over any ruling made by the Council. A Bylaw is defined as an addendum to the Constitution. A bylaw is much like an amendment, but addresses concerns which are not part of the original Constitution.
Bylaws are, by nature, local to the Chapter and are intended to apply to local Chapter matters.
After the bylaw has been read before the Chapter body at a regular meeting of the Chapter, and all discussion related to the bylaw has been mitigated, the bylaw may be approved. Bylaws may be revoked for any reason as deemed necessary by the Chapter body. A copy of the Constitution shall be mailed to ACM for their approval. Only after ACM approves the Constitution is it considered eligible for approval by the Chapter body. The Constitution shall be approved at a special meeting of the body of the Chapter for this purpose.