Original sentence: Each member of the various NSAs, who were themselves elected by the Bahá'ís of their country, votes for nine adult Bahá'ís.Previously, women were not eligible for election to the Universal House of Justice; this was changed by resolution of the Universal House of Justice in 1996, which even declared that "if women are not elected to the Universal House of Justice than that election shall be declared invalid".The House of Justice is elected without nominations or campaigning and all adult members of the Bahá'í Faith are eligible for election to the House
Edited sentence: Each member of the various NSAs, who were themselves elected by the Bahá'ís of their country, votes for nine adult male Bahá'ís.For more on this issue see Bahá'í Faith and gender equality.The House of Justice is elected without nominations or campaigning and all adult male members of the Bahá'í Faith are eligible for election to the House.Women are not eligible for election to the Universal House of Justice.`Abdu'l-Bahá stated that the reason for this will become clear in the future, and that women and men are spiritually equal