For once I believe Terry and I agree. After researching Robert&#039;s Rules of Order, Newly Revised, 10th edition, it is apparent that changes of address are outside the scope of parliamentary law, and actually should be considered very minor issues, sort of like swallow a camel, gag on a gnat. In addition, bylaws should be considered current and valid until changed or amended, and ratified by the members of the society. As far as the issue is concerned to the language of the current bylaws, there is nothing that would prevent the President from simply ordering a change of address, in compliance of his duties under Article IV Section E, Paragraph 1, under &#039;perform other duties necessary to the HPOCA&#039;