There are currently unwritten, and there are surely components later to be written, of the Constitution, and in the event of modifications whereby those components do become or are written, this Part shall be displaced onwards as necessary in the order of the document.
This document does not govern any future Senedd Group and this is deliberate, obliging the Committee for Resolutions to find consensus on the subjects of:
- The nature of the Code of Conduct for Members of the Party who are either Candidates and Elected Officials, or both
- and any directly related Parlimantary Party or local government matters which the Membership may see fit to regulate, which decisions shall be be added to this document, as an Annexe, once appropriate consensus is obtained on the matter by Party Thing to be organised by the Regional Secretaries after an appropriate period of debate involving appropriate Assembly Moots as organised by the Officers of the Party in support of the Regional Secretaries and the Membership; the additional Annexe is to be written and agreed by the Secretarial Committee with the approval of all of the Secretaries of Resolution on the basis of the determinations of Party Consensus.
However, once the preceding goal is achieved, any articles and sub-articles between "this document does not govern any future Senedd Group" to the end of this article are also to be removed.
This Constitution may only be modified at the express will of the Membership, which except where stated otherwise in specific elements of the document, shall require or be as a result of as a result of a deliberation of the Operational Working Group or Committee for Resolutions resulting in a Party Thing at which the decision was made to modify this document.
However, this document must not be modified in any way which alters the spirit of the intention of the document, effectively meaning "in no way which conflicts with the Ethical Kernel."
Annexes which have binding-until-challenged-by-Consensus status may be added to this document by decision of a Party Thing. They may be challenged (and edited, replaced, or removed in part or whole) by a successive Thing with a contrary result.