What does the Governing Authority (Article 2 sec 3) specify about frat activity and majority?

• A. All frat activity will be legal, Golden rule will apply to the creation and revision of constitution, Majority defined as more than 50%.
• B. The whole is greater than the sum of its parts, foster connections and inclusivity in the frat and professional world.
• C. Elections (yearly) occur once a year during April chapter meetings.
• D. Dr. Kimberly Paczolt and Dr. Kaci Thompson. These advisors are the university liaison for BPO.

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is how the governing authority structures fraternity governance and voting. It says fraternity activity must stay legal, meaning operations must comply with laws and university policies, not anything that’s prohibited. Using the golden rule for creating and revising the constitution means the rulemaking process should be fair and considerate of members’ perspectives, guiding drafting and amendments to be ethical and consistent. Defining the majority as more than half provides a clear, straightforward threshold for approving motions or changes, ensuring decisions have broad support. The other options touch on mission or logistics unrelated to how the governing authority outlines activity and voting, so they don’t fit as well.