Editing Executive Standards (section)

= Ethics Committee = 

Article 8 of the Constitution specifies - 
# There shall be a standing Ethics Committee which shall be comprised of six members and which must be exclusive of the Executive Committee.
# The Ethics Committee shall be created at each Convention and at each General Meeting as follows: The four members of the immediately preceding Committee with the shortest length of service shall be appointed to the Committee. If fewer than four members remain on the Committee or are willing to serve on the Committee for the coming term, all the remaining members are appointed to the Committee. All remaining positions on the Committee shall be filled by a majority vote of the registered delegates on the floor. For purposes of this section, with respect to two members elected at the same Convention or Annual General Meeting, the member elected with the higher vote total shall be deemed to have had the shorter length of service.
# The Ethics Committee shall be responsible for:<br/>a) disciplinary action against any Member or Associate. <br/>b) challenges of amendments to the Statement of Ultimate Goals believed by a member to be in conflict with the Statement of Principles; <br/>c) challenges to other Party documents believed by a Member to be in conflict with the Statement of Ultimate Goals; <br/>d) alleged violations of the Constitution or Bylaws by any Officer of the Party; and<br/>e) other business as directed by the Executive Committee, or by a Convention or General Meeting of the Party.

After the election of new members, the former Chairman of the Ethics Committee shall cal a a meeting to elect a new Chairman (or re-elect the current Chairman).  Complaints by a member should be directed to the Chairman, who should be identified in the list of [https://ontariolibertarian.ca/content/party-officers Party Officers] on the Party's web site.