How does a squadron amend the AAS National Constitution?

How does a squadron amend the AAS National Constitution?

• A. Sponsor a proposal; a two-thirds vote will then be needed from all AAS active squadrons
• B. Vote by local members only
• C. Requires unanimous approval by the National Commander
• D. No amendment process exists

Answer: (A)

Amending the National Constitution starts at the squadron level, where a squadron sponsors a proposal to change the document. That proposal is then put to a vote of all AAS active squadrons, and it must receive a two-thirds affirmative vote to pass. This setup ensures broad national support rather than a decision by a single group or by the National Commander alone. The process exists and is not limited to local members only, and it doesn’t require unanimous approval.

Amending the National Constitution starts at the squadron level, where a squadron sponsors a proposal to change the document. That proposal is then put to a vote of all AAS active squadrons, and it must receive a two-thirds affirmative vote to pass. This setup ensures broad national support rather than a decision by a single group or by the National Commander alone. The process exists and is not limited to local members only, and it doesn’t require unanimous approval.