Article 36

The Annual Congress of the Liberal Party will take place in the month of April.

Article 37

The Deputy Secretary – General shall inform all members of the date of the Annual Congress twenty one days (21) in advance of the date of the meeting.

Article 38

Members shall inform the Secretary General or the Deputy Secretary General of all resolutions to be moved at the Annual Congress, fourteen days (14) in advance of the date of the meeting.

Article 39

The Deputy Secretary General shall provide copies of resolutions to be debated at the Annual Congress and the names of all candidates seeking office and the respective offices sought at least seven days (07) in advance of the date of the Annual Congress.

Article 40

The President shall preside over the Annual Congress and Special General Meetings. In his/her absence a Vice President and in the absence of a Vice President the Secretary General shall preside.

Article 41

The President (or presiding officer) shall resolve all questions of procedure at the Annual Congress or at Specific General Meetings provided that an opportunity is given for the presentation of different points of view before the ruling is made.

Article 42

A decision of procedure by the President (or Presiding Officer) may be challenged in writing by ten members. Such a challenge shall be resolved by a vote of the membership at a Special General Meeting. A person whose conduct is being questioned shall not preside over a meeting at which such conduct is being debated.

Article 43

An emergency resolution may be taken up at the Congress if twenty members stand up in support of such resolution.

Article 44

1. The Leader shall deliver an address at the Annual Congress of the Liberal Party.
2. The Secretary General shall present a report of the activities of the party for the past year and make such remarks on the future course of the movement as he may deem appropriate.

Article 45

The Treasurer shall present an audited statement of accounts for the previous year accompanied by such comments on the finances of the party as may be deemed appropriate.

Article 46

Members may direct questions to officers relative to the discharge of their official duties at the Annual Congress.

Article 47

A Special General Meeting may be convened by the Secretary General, or the Deputy Secretary-General.

Article 48

Twenty members by a written request to the President or the Secretary-General shall be entitled to summon a Special General Meeting.

Article 49

The Deputy Secretary General shall notify the membership, by means of advertisements placed in two national newspapers at least five days before the date of such meeting, of a Special General Meeting.