Rawb:

We've gotten a little off topic here (insert time warp noises here)

According to "section" in the Business Corporations Act, no Corporation or Board can go against its own bylaws--our powers are pursuant to the BCA, and I feel that when I represent students, they are putting their trust in me to uphold the constitution. The Lawyer says that if we need intervention, the BOA should not intervene, because there is no SAC decision...

Would the "new" SAC members be more impartial knowing what case they are about to be trying.

In reference to to breaking the Constitution, I'm wondering we have 2/3 of the BOA to amend the constitution and 4/5 to (overturn a decision of the SAC? (sorry, I got caught up in listening )), what would the percentage of students be if we are actually amending the constitution by skirting around these bylaws?