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'''<span id="2064">2064. Rulings on District Actions.</span>''' The General Superintendent shall rule on the legality of an official action by a district conference, any district board or committee, or a district official as follows: Any three or more members of The Wesleyan Church within a district or | '''<span id="2064">2064. Rulings on District Actions.</span>''' The General Superintendent shall | ||
rule on the legality of an official action by a district conference, any district board or committee, or a district official as follows: Any three or more members of The Wesleyan Church within a district or developing district may request such a ruling and shall submit their petition in writing, signed by each petitioner ([[323:6]]). The General Superintendent shall decide if the official act in question, in whole or in part, is deemed properly taken according to the Constitution ([[200-385]]), or other provisions of ''The Discipline'' ([[155-185]]), stating reasons for the ruling in writing. If the action is ruled as contravening the Constitution or other provisions of ''The Discipline'', it shall be null and void. Appeals from the decision of the General Superintendent may be made by the petitioners or the district board of administration to the General Board of Review ([[375:2]]). |
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2064. Rulings on District Actions. The General Superintendent shall rule on the legality of an official action by a district conference, any district board or committee, or a district official as follows: Any three or more members of The Wesleyan Church within a district or developing district may request such a ruling and shall submit their petition in writing, signed by each petitioner (323:6). The General Superintendent shall decide if the official act in question, in whole or in part, is deemed properly taken according to the Constitution (200-385), or other provisions of The Discipline (155-185), stating reasons for the ruling in writing. If the action is ruled as contravening the Constitution or other provisions of The Discipline, it shall be null and void. Appeals from the decision of the General Superintendent may be made by the petitioners or the district board of administration to the General Board of Review (375:2).