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- The chapter shall be held several times a year, and only the president has the right to convene it.
- The convening of the chapter must always be done publicly and in writing.
- Before the chapter, capitulars may propose to the president matters to be discussed; if one-third of the chapter proposes some matter, the president is obliged to present it for discussion. During the chapter, no business may be proposed unless the president permits or invites it.
- To avoid having to make an unexpected decision at a chapter, the voters should be informed about all matters for discussion, together and individually, at least one or two days before the chapter meets, provided there is no danger in delay.
- When there is a question of admission to profession, at least half of those who have voting rights and reside habitually in the convent must always be present.
- The president has power to determine what must be kept secret.
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