In accordance with a motion adopted by the Libertarian Party of Colorado Board of Directors on June 23, 2008, this Committee was created, to be chaired by the Records Director, to develop and submit proposals compiled into a report, to be submitted at the LPCO State convention, for changes to the LPCO Constitution & Bylaws. This Standing Committee is hereafter referred to as the LPCO Constitution & Bylaws Committee. This Standing Committee proposing changes to the LPCO Constitution & Bylaws was assembled consisting of the following members:

• Steven Gallant (LPCO Records Director) ? Committee Chair
• Jeffory Orrok (LPCO Front Range Outreach Director)
• Martin L. Buchanan
• Joseph Thompson
• Ralph Shnelvar
• Mike Spalding
• Travis Nicks (LPCO State Chair)

The LPCO Constitution & Bylaws Committee for 2009 respectfully submits to the Convention the following Libertarian Party of Colorado Constitution & Bylaws changes:
The format of the proposed amendments is as follows: List of amendment processes to apply (allowable processes are adopted in the Convention Rules; otherwise only the processes listed on RONR ((10th ed.), p. 129 may be used).

Amended language with deleted text struck through and added text underlined and boldfaced; added text which is intended to be underlined in the final version is double-underlined and boldfaced . If there is substantial unmodified text before or after the amended area(s) it will be indicated by an ellipsis.

1. CONSTITUTION, Article V, Section 2:
   
   PURPOSE: Clarify meaning. Correct spelling error.
   
   Article V, Section 2 is amended as follows:
   
   STRIKE "the adjournment of" AND INSERT "has adjourned"
   INSERT "i" to correct spelling of "political"
   
   original:
   
   Such elections shall be conducted as provided in the Bylaws by the delegates to the annual Party Convention, and shall not take effect until the adjournment of the Convention and the Officer-Elect has signed the Statement of Principles of the national Libertarian Party and a statement disavowing the initiation of force to achieve poltical or social goals.
   
   proposed:
   
   Such elections shall be conducted as provided in the Bylaws by the delegates to the annual Party Convention, and shall not take effect until the adjournment of the Convention has adjourned and the Officer-Elect has signed the Statement of Principles of the national Libertarian Party and a statement disavowing the initiation of force to achieve political or social goals.
   
   
2. CONSTITUTION, Article (VII):
   
   PURPOSE: Add missing article number.
   
   Article VII is amended as follows:
   
   INSERT "VII" after Article
   
   original:
   
   Article - CONVENTIONS
   
   proposed:
   
   Article VII - CONVENTIONS
   
   
3. CONSTITUTION, Article VII, Section 1:
   
   PURPOSE: Eliminate duplication.
   
   Article VII, Section 1 is amended as follows:
   
   STRIKE second "of the"
   
   original:
   
   Section 1: The Party shall hold a Convention of Party Delegates each calendar year, scheduled so that it convenes at least six months after the previous convention and adjourns no later than sixty-five days before the day of the of the Colorado primary election.
   
   proposed:
   
   Section 1: The Party shall hold a Convention of Party Delegates each calendar year, scheduled so that it convenes at least six months after the previous convention and adjourns no later than sixty-five days before the day of the of the Colorado primary election.
   
   
4. CONSTITUTION, Article VII, Section 4:
   
   PURPOSE: Correct grammar
   
   Article VII, Section 4 is amended as follows:
   
   STRIKE "is" AND INSERT "are"
   
   original:
   
   Section 4: Delegates to the business meetings of the Convention must have been Members for at least ninety days immediately prior to the day the first such meeting convenes. The Credentials Committee is authorized to impose general selection criteria, such as capping the number of delegates from any number of counties or districts, giving preference to more senior delegates, or other criteria that will ensure fair representation of the Party Membership, provided such criteria is established prior to and included with the call of the Convention.
   
   Section 4: Delegates to the business meetings of the Convention must have been Members for at least ninety days immediately prior to the day the first such meeting convenes. The Credentials Committee is authorized to impose general selection criteria, such as capping the number of delegates from any number of counties or districts, giving preference to more senior delegates, or other criteria that will ensure fair representation of the Party Membership, provided such criteria is are established prior to and included with the call of the Convention.
   
   
5. CONSTITUTION, Article VIII, Section 1:
   
   PURPOSE: Correct grammar
   
   Article VIII, Section 1 is amended as follows:
   
   INSERT "s" AFTER "fall"
   INSERT "s" AFTER "override"
   
   original:
   
   Section 1: The United States Supreme Court has recognized that the nomination of candidates under political party rules fall under First Amendment Freedom of Association protections and therefore override state laws when such rules so state. proposed:
   
   Section 1: The United States Supreme Court has recognized that the nomination of candidates under political party rules falls under First Amendment Freedom of Association protections and therefore overrides state laws when such rules so state.
   
   
6. CONSTITUTION, Article VIII, Section 5:
   
   PURPOSE: Correct grammar
   
   Article VIII, Section 5 is amended as follows:
   
   INSERT "the" BEFORE "state"
   STRIKE "s" AND INSERT "S"
   
   original:
   
   Section 5: All candidates wishing to run for the offices of U.S. Senator, U.S. House of Representatives, or governor of Colorado shall make their desire known to state Board of Directors no later than 60 days before convention. proposed:
   
   Section 5: All candidates wishing to run for the offices of U.S. Senator, U.S. House of Representatives, or governor of Colorado shall make their desire known to the sState Board of Directors no later than 60 days before convention.
   
   
7. CONSTITUTION, Article IX, Section 2:
   
   PURPOSE: Consistent grammar
   
   Article IX, Section 2 is amended as follows:
   
   STRIKE "s" AND INSERT "S"
   
   original:
   
   Section 2: Every organization so chartered shall ratify the Statement of Principles of the national Libertarian Party. They shall also submit contact information for their officers, who shall include at least a chair and a treasurer, with both being separate people; they shall maintain at least 5 members, publish their bylaws to those members and the state Board of Directors, and file their initial fair campaign practices act filings as necessary.
   
   proposed:
   
   Section 2: Every organization so chartered shall ratify the Statement of Principles of the national Libertarian Party. They shall also submit contact information for their officers, who shall include at least a chair and a treasurer, with both being separate people; they shall maintain at least 5 members, publish their bylaws to those members and the s State Board of Directors, and file their initial fair campaign practices act filings as necessary.
   
   
8. CONSTITUTION, Article IX, Section 3:
   
   PURPOSE: Consistent grammar
   
   Article IX, Section 3 is amended as follows:
   
   STRIKE "s" AND INSERT "S"
   
   original:
   
   Section 3: The Board of Directors shall have the power to revoke the affiliate status of any organization by a three-fourths vote of the current Board if said affiliate supports candidates, policies, or positions inconsistent with the national Party Statement of Principles or the State Party Platform; fails to hold an annual meeting with at least five members where officers are elected with contact information and minutes submitted to the state Board of Directors; or fails to report to the proper governmental agencies their fair campaign practices act filings.
   
   proposed:
   
   Section 3: The Board of Directors shall have the power to revoke the affiliate status of any organization by a three-fourths vote of the current Board if said affiliate supports candidates, policies, or positions inconsistent with the national Party Statement of Principles or the State Party Platform; fails to hold an annual meeting with at least five members where officers are elected with contact information and minutes submitted to the s State Board of Directors; or fails to report to the proper governmental agencies their fair campaign practices act filings.
   
   

1. BYLAWS, Article I, Section 3:
   
   PURPOSE: Correct grammar
   
   Article I, Section 3 is amended as follows:
   
   INSERT "'" (apostrophe)
   
   original:
   
   Affiliates may choose to accept as "Associate Members," Libertarians who are members of the National Libertarian Party, even though they have signed an approved voter application form establishing their Party affiliation as "Unaffiliated" rather than "Libertarian". If adopted, this policy must be included in the affiliates Bylaws.
   
   proposed:
   
   Affiliates may choose to accept as "Associate Members," Libertarians who are members of the National Libertarian Party, even though they have signed an approved voter application form establishing their Party affiliation as "Unaffiliated" rather than "Libertarian". If adopted, this policy must be included in the affiliate ' s Bylaws.
   
   
2. BYLAWS, Article I, Section 3:
   
   PURPOSE: Correct grammar
   
   Article I, Section 3 is amended as follows:
   
   INSERT "the" BEFORE "State-Convention"
   
   original:
   
   "Associate Members" may be allowed to vote at local affiliate meetings, but shall not be allowed to vote at State Convention.
   
   proposed:
   
   "Associate Members" may be allowed to vote at local affiliate meetings, but shall not be allowed to vote at the State Convention.
   
   
3. BYLAWS, Article II, Section 2:
   
   PURPOSE: Consistent grammar
   
   Article II, Section 2 is amended as follows:
   
   STRIKE "co-ordinate" AND INSERT "coordinate"
   
   original:
   
   Section 2: The Campaigns Director shall identify political races and co-ordinate candidate and issue development. The Campaigns Director shall be responsible for and coordinate all political campaigns of the Party. The Campaigns Director shall act as Chair in the temporary absence of the State Chair.
   
   proposed:
   
   Section 2: The Campaigns Director shall identify political races and co-ordinate coordinate candidate and issue development. The Campaigns Director shall be responsible for and coordinate all political campaigns of the Party. The Campaigns Director shall act as Chair in the temporary absence of the State Chair.
   
   
4. BYLAWS, Article II, Section 3:
   
   PURPOSE: Clarify meaning
   
   Article II, Section 3 is amended as follows:
   
   STRIKE "affiliate parties" AND INSERT "party affiliates"
   
   original:
   
   Section 3: Both the Western Slope Outreach Director and Front Range Outreach Director shall be responsible for recruiting members, developing membership education programs and publications, developing and supporting affiliate parties at all levels, communicating with affiliate representatives and county contacts on a regular basis, and providing assistance in filling positions other than those of Officers.
   
   proposed:
   
   Section 3: Both the Western Slope Outreach Director and Front Range Outreach Director shall be responsible for recruiting members, developing membership education programs and publications, developing and supporting affiliate parties party affiliates at all levels, communicating with affiliate representatives and county contacts on a regular basis, and providing assistance in filling positions other than those of Officers.
   
   
5. BYLAWS, Article II, Section 11:
   
   PURPOSE: Insert missing punctuation
   
   Article II, Section 11 is amended as follows:
   
   INSERT ":" AFTER "Section 11"
   
   (change in red)
   
   original:
   
   Section 11 Each Officer will be responsible for maintaining documentation within his or her area and will provide a written report to be passed on to the next Officer. He or she will not incur expenses beyond budget without approval of the Board of Directors.
   
   proposed:
   
   Section 11: Each Officer will be responsible for maintaining documentation within his or her area and will provide a written report to be passed on to the next Officer. He or she will not incur expenses beyond budget without approval of the Board of Directors.
   
   

PURPOSE: The purpose of this amendment is to clarify the language and meaning of Article XII and to add language similar to that of Constitution Article XI, regarding the Platform, allowing non-substantive corrections with the approval of two-thirds of the Board. Similar language is used by the Libertarian State Leadership Alliance and can be found in RONR (10^th ed.), p. 580, l. 26-31.

LPCO Constitution Article XII is hereby amended as follows:

STRIKE "The" AND INSERT "Except as otherwise provided hereunder, this" BEFORE "Constitution";

STRIKE "No" AND INSERT ", with such";

STRIKE "shall take" AND INSERT "taking";

STRIKE "until" AND INSERT "upon";

ADD "Amendments to the Constitution and Bylaws whose sole purpose is to correct typographical, spelling, grammatical, punctuation, and cross-reference errors and to make such other technical and conforming changes as may be necessary to reflect the intent of the Delegates may be made by a two-thirds vote of the Board, without further approval from the Delegates to the Convention."

Section 1: The Except as otherwise provided hereunder, this Constitution may be amended at any Party Convention by a two-thirds vote of the Delegates to the Convention . No , with such amendments shall takeing effect until upon the adjournment of the Business Session. Amendments to the Constitution and Bylaws whose sole purpose is to correct typographical, spelling, grammatical, punctuation, and cross-reference errors and to make such other technical and conforming changes as may be necessary to reflect the intent of the Delegates may be made by a two-thirds vote of the Board, without further approval from the Delegates to the Convention.

original:

Section 1: The Constitution may be amended at any Party Convention by a two-thirds vote of the Delegates to the Convention. No amendment shall take effect until the adjournment of the Business Session.

proposed:

Section 1: Except as otherwise provided hereunder, this Constitution may be amended at any Party Convention by a two-thirds vote of the Delegates to the Convention, with such amendments taking effect upon the adjournment of the Business Session. Amendments to the Constitution and Bylaws whose sole purpose is to correct typographical, spelling, grammatical, punctuation, and cross-reference errors and to make such other technical and conforming changes as may be necessary to reflect the intent of the Delegates may be made by a two-thirds vote of the Board, without further approval from the Delegates to the Convention.

PURPOSE: Clarify meaning.

Article V, Section 3 is amended as follows:

STRIKE ORIGINAL TEXT:

original:


AND INSERT PROPOSED TEXT:

proposed:

An appointed officer's term ends at the next Convention, regardless of year, when an election shall fill either the remainder of the term or the next full term, based on the schedule in Section 2.

PURPOSE: To allow elections for newly created positions as opposed to having to wait until the following convention.

Article V is amended as follows:

ADD A SECTION that reads "Officer elections shall exclude any office eliminated upon adjournment and shall include any office created upon adjournment, regardless of the year designated for it in section 2, with the term adjusted to end at the convention of the designated year."

Section 3:....

Section 4: Officer elections shall exclude any office eliminated upon adjournment and shall include any office created upon adjournment, regardless of the year designated for it in section 2, with the term adjusted to end at the convention of the designated year.

PURPOSE: Create the office of Vice Chair.

LPCO Constitution Article V is hereby amended as follows:

STRIKE "eleven" AND INSERT "twelve" in Section 1; INSERT "Vice Chair," after "State Chair" in Sections 1 and 2.

Section 1: There shall be eleven Party Officers, as follows: State Chair, Campaigns Director, Front Range Outreach Director, Western Slope Outreach Director, Membership Director, Publications Director, Media Director, Records Director, Legislative Director, Treasurer, and Fundraising Director. Only Convention delegates eligible to vote may run for a Party Office, and only if they promise to fulfill the requirements of this article.

Section 2: Except in the case of an appointed Officer, the following Officers shall be elected in odd-numbered years: State Chair, Campaigns Director, Western Slope Outreach Director, Membership Director, Publications Director, and Media Director; and the following Officers shall be elected in even-numbered years: Front Range Outreach Director, Records Director, Legislative Director, Treasurer, and Fundraising Director. The election of each Office shall be conducted independently of the others, in the order designated in Section 1 of this Article. Such elections shall be conducted as provided in the Bylaws by the delegates to the annual Party Convention, and shall not take effect until the adjournment of the Convention and the Officer-Elect has signed the Statement of Principles of the national Libertarian Party and a statement disavowing the initiation of force to achieve political or social goals. The term of each Office shall be two years or until a successor is elected or appointed.

Section 1: There shall be eleven twelve Party Officers, as follows: State Chair, Vice Chair, Campaigns....

Section 2: Except in the case of an appointed Officer, the following Officers shall be elected in odd-numbered years: State Chair, Vice Chair, Campaigns....

Section 1: There shall be twelve Party Officers, as follows: State Chair, Vice Chair, Campaigns Director, Front Range Outreach Director, Western Slope Outreach Director, Membership Director, Publications Director, Media Director, Records Director, Legislative Director, Treasurer, and Fundraising Director. Only Convention delegates eligible to vote may run for a Party Office, and only if they promise to fulfill the requirements of this article.

Section 2: Except in the case of an appointed Officer, the following Officers shall be elected in odd-numbered years: State Chair, Vice Chair, Campaigns Director, Western Slope Outreach Director, Membership Director, Publications Director, and Media Director; and the following Officers shall be elected in even-numbered years: Front Range Outreach Director, Records Director, Legislative Director, Treasurer, and Fundraising Director. The election of each Office shall be conducted independently of the others, in the order designated in Section 1 of this Article. Such elections shall be conducted as provided in the Bylaws by the delegates to the annual Party Convention, and shall not take effect until the adjournment of the Convention and the Officer-Elect has signed the Statement of Principles of the national Libertarian Party and a statement disavowing the initiation of force to achieve political or social goals. The term of each Office shall be two years or until a successor is elected or appointed.



INSERT A PARAGRAPH before the existing Section 2: "Section 2: The Vice Chair shall assist the State Chair in the performance of executive duties, act as Chair in the temporary absence of the State Chair, develop and support affiliate parties and district caucuses, ensure affiliate compliance with requirements in the Party Constitution and Bylaws, communicate with Affiliate Representatives on a monthly basis, and facilitate resource sharing and cooperation among the affiliates.";

STRIKE "The Campaigns Director shall act as Chair in the temporary absence of the State Chair." from the existing section 2;

STRIKE "developing and supporting affiliate parties at all levels, communicating with affiliate representatives and county contacts on a regular basis, " from the existing Section 3.

Section 2: The Campaigns Director shall identify political races and coordinate candidate and issue development. The Campaigns Director shall be responsible for and coordinate all political campaigns of the Party. The Campaigns Director shall act as Chair in the temporary absence of the State Chair.

Section 3: Both the Western Slope Outreach Director and Front Range Outreach Director shall be responsible for recruiting members, developing membership education programs and publications, developing and supporting affiliate parties at all levels, communicating with affiliate representatives and county contacts on a regular basis, and providing assistance in filling positions other than those of Officers.

Section 2: The Vice Chair shall assist the State Chair in the performance of executive duties, act as Chair in the temporary absence of the State Chair, develop and support affiliate parties and district caucuses, ensure affiliate compliance with requirements in the Party Constitution and Bylaws, communicate with Affiliate Representatives on a monthly basis, and facilitate resource sharing and cooperation among the affiliates.

Section 23: The Campaigns Director shall identify political races and co-ordinate candidate and issue development. The Campaigns Director shall be responsible for and coordinate all political campaigns of the Party. The Campaigns Director shall act as Chair in the temporary absence of the State Chair.

Section 34: Both the Western Slope Outreach Director and Front Range Outreach Director shall be responsible for recruiting members, developing membership education programs and publications, developing and supporting affiliate parties at all levels, communicating with affiliate representatives and county contacts on a regular basis, and providing assistance in filling positions other than those of Officers.

Section 2: The Vice Chair shall assist the State Chair in the performance of executive duties, act as Chair in the temporary absence of the State Chair, develop and support affiliate parties and district caucuses, ensure affiliate compliance with requirements in the Party Constitution and Bylaws, communicate with Affiliate Representatives on a monthly basis, and facilitate resource sharing and cooperation among the affiliates.

Section 3: The Campaigns Director shall identify political races and co-ordinate candidate and issue development. The Campaigns Director shall be responsible for and coordinate all political campaigns of the Party.

Section 4: Both the Western Slope Outreach Director and Front Range Outreach Director shall be responsible for recruiting members, developing membership education programs and publications, and providing assistance in filling positions other than those of Officers.



PURPOSE: To expressly prevent the kind of dilatory nonsense attempted at the 2008 National Convention over the Statement of Values.

ADD A SECTION to Article XII that reads "Any clause which requires a vote greater than the proportion in section 1 shall not be amended except by a vote of the greater proportion, and this section shall not be amended except by a vote of the greatest proportion specified anywhere within this Constitution."

Article XII - Amendments
Section 1:....

Section 2: Any clause which requires a vote greater than the proportion in section 1 shall not be amended except by a vote of the greater proportion, and this section shall not be amended except by a vote of the greatest proportion specified anywhere within this Constitution.



PURPOSE: To define the outreach position by function rather than region, in keeping with other Board positions.

The Constitution and Bylaws are amended as follows:
Con Art V Sec 1 - STRIKE "eleven" AND INSERT "ten"; STRIKE "Front Range "; STRIKE "Western Slope Outreach Director, ";
Con Art V Sec 2 - STRIKE "Western Slope Outreach Director, "; STRIKE "Front Range ";
Byl Art II Sec 3 - STRIKE "Both the Western Slope Outreach Director and Front Range" AND INSERT "The"


Article V - OFFICERS

Section 1: There shall be eleven ten Party Officers, as follows: State Chair, Campaigns Director, Front Range Outreach Director, Western Slope Outreach Director, Membership Director....

Section 2: Except in the case of an appointed Officer, the following Officers shall be elected in odd-numbered years: State Chair, Campaigns Director, Western Slope Outreach Director, Membership Director, Publications Director, and Media Director; and the following Officers shall be elected in even-numbered years: Front Range Outreach Director, Records Director....

Article II - DUTIES OF THE BOARD

Section 3: Both the Western Slope Outreach Director and Front Range The Outreach Director shall be responsible for recruiting members, developing membership education programs and publications, developing and supporting affiliate parties at all levels, communicating with affiliate representatives and county contacts on a regular basis, and providing assistance in filling positions other than those of Officers.

CANDIDATE NOMINATION

PURPOSE: To insure that candidates are qualified.

Article VIII, Section 5 is amended as follows:

STRIKE ORIGINAL TEXT:

original:

All candidates wishing to run for the offices of U.S. Senator, U.S. House of Representatives, or governor of Colorado shall make their desire known to state Board of Directors no later than 60 days before convention. The State Board of Directors shall then promulgate the names of those interested to the membership no later than 45 days before the Convention. The State Chair, at the chair's discretion, may allocate at least thirty minutes of Convention business time to each candidate so that the Convention may ascertain the qualifications and political philosophy of said candidate. The Convention may authorize the exception to the 60-day rule upon completion of each proposed candidate's presentation.

AND INSERT PROPOSED TEXT:

proposed:

In addition to fulfilling the other requirements set forth in the Constitution, Bylaws, and Convention rules, in order to be nominated in Convention or appointed by the Vacancy Committee as a candidate for any statewide or Congressional office (collectively known as the "Top Of The Ticket"), prospective candidates must qualify by fulfilling at least one of the following:

(a) submitting a letter of intent, which shall include the prospective candidate's qualifications and contact information to the Board no later than sixty (60) days before the Convention business session convenes, which letter the Board shall include with the Call of the Convention;

(b) attending and participating fully in a candidate forum certified by the Campaigns Director and the Credentials Committee, attended by a number of Delegates greater than or equal to one-half of that in attendance at the commencement of nominations, and conducted no later than the day before the Convention business session convenes;

(c) sustaining an objection to the prospective candidate's nomination from no more than one Delegate.



MINORITY REPORT REGARDING PROPOSED ARTICLE XII LANGUAGE

Travis,

The following Minority report is being submitted to you per the requirements of our Constitution and bylaws.

Ralph Shnelvar
Member of C&B Committee
Minority Report Regarding

Section 1: Except as otherwise provided hereunder, this Constitution may be amended at any Party Convention by a two-thirds vote of the Delegates to the Convention, with such amendments taking effect upon the adjournment of the Business Session. Amendments to the Constitution whose sole purpose is to correct typographical, spelling, grammatical, punctuation, and cross-reference errors and to make such other technical and conforming changes as may be necessary to reflect the intent of the Delegates may be made by a two-thirds vote of the Board, without further approval from the Delegates to the Convention.

Please vote no on this Constitutional change.

All changes to the Constitution of this Party, no matter how trivial, should, at minimum, be ratified by a vote of the legislative body of this Party, these Conventions.

There is no reason why this body cannot spend the few minutes to ratify those changes that the Board, in its wisdom, has temporarily made to the Constitution of this party because it has determined that it has found a technical error.

Nonetheless, as a matter of protocol and sound policy, it is these Conventions from which the Board derives its power, and it is these Conventions that should hold sole sovereignty over changes to its Constitution; no matter how trivial.

On a practical level, proponents of this change argue that it is a waste of these Conventions? time to argue about trivial changes to grammar.. This minority report makes two counter arguments. First, have we ever spent huge amounts of time revising the minutes of a previous Convention without substantive reason? Second ? should this amendment be adopted ? those who wish to argue for changes will have to submit an amendment and the business meeting may very well be adjourned prior to addressing the, possibly necessary, change.

Many of us are familiar with our own state and federal courts abuse of ?compelling state interest?, ?interstate commerce?, and ?substantial compliance? to further the aims of ever-growing government. Let us not invest our Board with powers that can be abused without further oversight. Let us not give our Board the authority to make changes ?as may be necessary to reflect the intent of the Delegates?. Those changes should, at minimum, be ratified by us, the Delegates at Convention, in order to certify our intent.

MINORITY REPORT REGARDING PROPOSED ARTICLE VIII, SECTION 5

By Jeff Orrok, Martin L. Buchanan, Ralph Shnelvar

Article VIII, Section 5, Paragraph (a) should read:

(a) submitting a letter of intent to the Board no later than sixty (60) days before the Convention business session convenes, which shall include the prospective candidate's contact information, qualifications, and responses to a candidate questionnaire to be published electronically by the Campaigns Director no later than one-hundred-twenty (120) days before the Convention; all letters of intent received by the Board by the sixty-day deadline shall be included with the Call of the Convention.

Questions regarding this report should be directed to:
Steven Gallant ? Committee Chair
E-Mail: RecordsDirector@LPColorado.org
Phone: 303-384-3979