It is the responsibility of each member to know when are where meetings are and what their standing is. A sex worker is anyone who has exchanged sexual stimulation for financial gain in the last six months, who considers themself to be a sex worker, and whom the group considers to have sufficient sex work experience. Anyone who describes themself as such will be considered a sex worker unless the group has reason to believe otherwise. A person can lose their membership if a majority of members in good standing so decide. Meetings are open to all members, unless the voting members decide otherwise.
Decisions are by majority rule and require a quorum of members in good standing.
Changes to this constitution require the presence of two thirds of the members in good standing and can be made by two thirds majority vote of the members in good standing. Minutes will be taken at each meeting recording decisions made and members present and a minute book will be kept by a delegate of the group. A chair will be selected at each meeting. Confidentiality policy SWAT members may learn certain facts about other members and people in the sex trade that are of a highly personal or confidential nature. Examples in this information include medical condition, involvement in the sex trade, gender background, HIV status, sexual orientation, drug use, home or work phone numbers and addresses, criminal charges or record or other personal facts.