Quote:3. Benefits to Active Political Parties

(1) Political parties that maintain an accurate public membership roster, and field at least one member for public office in an election per year, qualify for a dedicated public and private subforum.

(2) Political parties may petition the Chair of the Assembly for approval for a subforum. The Chair of the Assembly will verify the qualifications of the party, and if the party meets those qualifications, notify the Forum Administration to create the party's dedication dedicated subforums.

(3) Dedicated party subforums will consist of two parts--
a. a public top-level subforum where the party must post pin an up to date version of its membership roster;
b. a password-protected subforum, which will have the necessary permissions to ensure non-members cannot read threads without authorization.

(4) All political party subforums are to be contained within a single catch-all forum designated for political parties in an appropriate forum section of the official offsite forums of The South Pacific.

(5) The subforums of political parties are to be sorted by order of registration.

Changes include:
- removing the requirement for top-level subforums to lessen the crowdedness of the forum's front page
- specifying that all subforums must be equal (was already enforced by them being top level. With that removed, we should still ensure equality)
- a couple grammar tweaks that I can't believe I didn't see before

+ Tim and Griffin's suggestions