(1)  The president or vice-president may convene a meeting of the executive committee.

(2)  The quorum at any meeting of the executive committee is 3 members.

(3)  A question arising at a meeting of the executive committee is determined by a majority of votes of the Full Members present and voting.

(4)  The president is to preside at all meetings of the executive committee.

(5)  If the president is not present at a meeting of the executive committee, the vice-president is to preside at that meeting.

(6)  In the absence of both the president and the vice-president, a member of the executive committee chosen by the Full Members present at that meeting of the executive committee is to preside.

(7)  The person presiding at a meeting of the executive committee has a deliberative vote only and, in the event of an equality of votes, the motion is taken to be lost.

(8)  A resolution which, without being considered at a meeting of the executive committee, is referred to all members of the committee by the president or vice-president and of which a majority of the members indicate to the president or vice-president that they are in favour is valid as if it had been passed at a meeting of the executive committee.