Chapter,Part,Paragraph

 1 Intro        |    were adopted by the Chapter Assembly, are presented and reproduced
 2     7,  1,144|      place followed by a joint assembly / congress leading up to
 3     7,  3,151|       present our study to the assembly (it was not within our mandate
 4     7,  4,158|       Government submit to the Assembly the results of their reflections
 5     7,  5,163|      Moderators of the General Assembly need no longer also be members
 6     9,  6,165|      The General Chapter is an assembly representative of the whole
 7     9,  6,166|       will be submitted to the Assembly for discussion and approval
 8     9,  6,191|      always be approved by the Assembly.~
 9     9,  7,196|   suspension. In this case the Assembly’s decision requires a two
10     9,  7,197|     will then submit it to the Assembly. In this case an absolute
11     9,  7,201|       and juridic persons. The Assembly decides if matters are to
12     9,  7,202|                         8. The assembly of Capitulants at a regular
13     9,  7,203|        for the approval of the Assembly. There is no tape-recording
14     9,  7,204|        must be approved by the Assembly.~
15     9,  7,210|  nominated for election to the Assembly.~
16     9,  7,216|      Moderator of each General Assembly, whether from among its
17     9,  7,216|        for this purpose by the Assembly. The modalities of the election
18     9,  7,216|      are to be proposed to the Assembly by the Central Commission.~
19     9,  7,217|       Moderator who chairs the Assembly gives the floor to speakers
20     9,  7,217|     are to be submitted to the Assembly and voted on immediately.
21     9,  7,222|     are to be submitted to the Assembly in their entirety, without
22     9,  7,224|   right to be presented to the Assembly.~
23     9,  7    |             V. The work of the Assembly~
24     9,  7,226|       Normally, debates in the Assembly follow parliamentary procedure.
25     9,  7,226|       propose that the General Assembly take the form of a PLENARY
26     9,  7,226|        to a subsequent General Assembly for decision.~
27     9,  7,228|        to treat a subject, the Assembly can accept a unanimous decision
28     9,  7,228|  however, someone objects, the Assembly must vote the proposition.
29     9,  7,229| presented by a Commission, the Assembly will normally respect the
30     9,  7,229|       presents the text to the Assembly. At this first session the
31     9,  7,229|   discussion and voting in the Assembly.~e) The Assembly discusses
32     9,  7,229|        in the Assembly.~e) The Assembly discusses each amendment
33     9,  7,229|     then votes on them.~f) The Assembly then votes the amended text.~
34     9,  7,230|     the session of the General Assembly are to make their request
35     9,  7,231|   wishes to speak at a General Assembly, he may make his request
36     9,  7,237|     ordinary circumstances the Assembly accepts the electronic vote.~
37     9,  7,252|  Superior General, the General Assembly will proceed to elect a
38     9,  7,254|    iuxta modum a member of the assembly indicated that, while he