Under what condition can the Bylaws of Alpha Kappa Alpha be amended?

The condition under which the Bylaws of Alpha Kappa Alpha can be amended is specifically at Boule by a two-thirds vote with prior notice. This process ensures that all members are informed of proposed changes ahead of time, maintaining transparency and allowing for a fair opportunity to discuss and consider the amendments. The requirement of a two-thirds vote emphasizes the necessity of a significant consensus among the membership, reflecting the importance of changes to the governing documents of the organization. This structured approach to amending the Bylaws helps protect the integrity and foundational principles of Alpha Kappa Alpha.

The other options do not align with the established protocols for amending the Bylaws. For example, a simple majority vote at any meeting would not provide the same level of scrutiny and consideration that is required for changes to fundamental governing documents. Unanimous consent from the Supreme Council may not be practical or inclusive of the broader membership perspective. Additionally, amending Bylaws randomly through member propositions lacks the systematic process necessary for facilitating meaningful and well-considered changes.