Section 1: Power to Amend

This constitution may be amended, revised, or expanded to address evolving needs, global realities, and organizational growth.

The power to propose amendments is vested in:

The President

The Executive Director

A Department Head

A minimum of 10% of active leadership members through written petition

Section 2: Amendment Process

Proposal Submission: All amendment proposals must be submitted in writing to the Secretary General, who will forward them to the Executive Director for review.

Review and Recommendation: The Executive Director, in consultation with the Legal Advisor and relevant departments, shall analyze and recommend approval, revision, or rejection.

Deliberation: A virtual or physical constitutional assembly or leadership session shall be convened to deliberate on proposed amendments.

Section 3: Voting and Ratification

An amendment shall be adopted if it receives:

At least ⅔ majority vote of active leadership members

Presidential assent after due consultation

Emergency amendments (relating to crisis, security, or legal compliance) may be provisionally adopted through an Executive Order, and later ratified through a vote.

Section 4: Exemptions and Founding Principles

Founding members’ privileges shall remain protected unless amendments directly affecting them are signed and accepted by all active founding members.

The core mission, vision, and non-political, youth-led values of the organization cannot be amended or diluted under any circumstance.

Section 5: Review Schedule

A comprehensive constitutional review shall be conducted every four years, coordinated by the Legal Advisor and the Executive Director.

Feedback shall be collected from all departments and regions to ensure the constitution remains inclusive and globally representative.