Article 16 – Removal From Office
- The entire Executive Committee or a member thereof may be removed from office for gross misconduct or dereliction of duty by a vote of no confidence passed by two-thirds of members in good standing, present and voting at a general meeting which has been duly convened specifically to consider such a motion.
- The Chairman of the Board shall convene a meeting within (fifty-six) 56 days after prima facie evidence has be determined to consider a motion for a vote of no confidence in the Executive Committee or a member(s) thereof upon receipt of a petition to that effect duly signed by a minimum of twenty- five (25) members in good standing. The petitioners who signed such a petition shall be members from KCFC.
- The Board shall, upon receipt of a petition for the removal from office of an executive member(s) or the entire executive from office, serve the affected executive member(s) a copy of the petition for his/their removal for his/their response within (forty-eight) 48 days.
- Notwithstanding anything contained in this constitution, a member of the EC may by notice in writing addressed to the President resign from office.
- In the event that the Executive Committee members resign or are removed en bloc, new elections shall be held for new officers within two calendar months.