Two Delegates appointed by each Board of County Commissioners.
Five Delegates appointed by each National Organization concerned in the work of Conservation.
Five Delegates appointed by each State or Interstate Organization concerned in the work of Conservation.
Three Delegates appointed by each Chamber of Commerce, Board of Trade, Commercial Club, or other local organization concerned in the work of Conservation.
Two Delegates appointed by each State or other University or College, and by each Agricultural College or Experiment Station.
The Speaker of the House of Representatives.
The United States Senate and House of Representatives.
The Representatives of Foreign Governments.
The Governors of the States and Territories.
The Lieutenant-Governors of the States and Territories.
The Speakers of State Houses of Representatives.
The Presidents of State and other Universities and Colleges.
The Officers and Members of the National Conservation Association.
The Officers and Members of the National Conservation Commission.
The Officers and Members of the State Conservation Commissions and Associations.
ARTICLE 8--DELEGATIONS AND STATE OFFICERS
_Section 1._ The several Delegates from each State in attendance at any Congress shall assemble at the earliest practicable time and organize by choosing a Chairman and a Secretary. These Delegates, when approved by the Committee on Credentials, shall constitute the Delegation from that State.
_Section 1._ Each member of the Congress shall be entitled to one vote on all actions taken viva voce.
_Section 2._ A division or call of States may be demanded on any action by a State delegation. On division, each Delegate shall be entitled to one vote; provided (1) that no State shall have more than twenty votes; and provided (2) that when a State is represented by less than ten Delegates, said Delegates may cast ten votes for such State.
_Section 3._ The term "State" as used herein is to be construed to mean either State, Territory, or Insular Possession.
This Constitution may be amended by a two-thirds vote of the Congress during any regular session, provided notice of the proposed amendment has been given from the Chair not less than one day or more than two days preceding; or by unanimous vote without such notice.