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GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Transparency, Participation,
and Accountability

The General Assembly serves as the highest governing body of the TLEaders' League where members participate in organizational decision-making, policy discussions, and leadership initiatives.

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ABOUT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Leadership Through Participation

The General Assembly strengthens transparency, student engagement, and collaborative governance within the organization.

Student Participation

Every member has the opportunity to actively participate in discussions, voting, and organizational initiatives that shape the future of the TLEaders' League.

Transparency & Governance

The organization promotes transparency through official reports, meeting minutes, resolutions, and collaborative decision-making processes.

Leadership Excellence

The General Assembly fosters responsible leadership, accountability, and academic collaboration among future educators and student leaders.

OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS

General Assembly Files

Browse official meeting minutes, resolutions, reports, and organizational records.

RESOLUTION PROCESS

How Organizational Resolutions Are Processed

Official organizational resolutions undergo a structured democratic process to ensure transparency, accountability, fairness, and proper deliberation before becoming binding policies of the TLEaders' League.

01

Submission of Resolution

Any member of the organization may introduce a proposed resolution provided that it is submitted in writing to the Secretary before the first reading.

Section 12 (3)
02

First Reading

During the first reading, only the title and purpose of the resolution are presented to the General Assembly. No amendments are allowed at this stage.

Section 12 (4)
03

Second Reading

The proposed resolution undergoes full deliberation, discussion, amendment, and modification by the members present in the General Assembly.

Section 12 (5)
04

Third Reading

No further amendments are allowed during the third reading. The resolution is finalized and prepared for voting by the assembly members.

Section 12 (6)
05

Voting & Approval

A majority vote of members present, provided there is a quorum, is required for approval unless otherwise stated in the Constitution.

Section 12 (7)
06

Endorsement & Approval

When necessary, approved resolutions are endorsed by the Adviser/s and the College Student Activities Coordinator, and approved by the Dean.

Section 12 (1)
07

Recording & Archiving

All approved resolutions are properly numbered, recorded, and archived by the Secretary as part of the official organizational records.

Section 12 (8)
08

Implementation

Approved resolutions take effect immediately unless otherwise stated within the resolution itself.

Section 12 (10)

Emergency Resolution

Resolutions of urgent nature may be declared as an Emergency Resolution through a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the members present, allowing suspension of the three-reading rule subject to required endorsements and approvals.

Impeachment & Suspension Process

A structured constitutional process ensuring accountability, due process, and protection of organizational integrity.

01

Exclusive Authority

The General Assembly has the exclusive power to initiate and decide impeachment cases against Executive Officers.

02

Grounds for Impeachment

Includes constitutional violations, neglect of duty, misconduct, abuse of authority, and actions against organizational interests.

03

Filing of Complaint

Any verified complaint may be filed by a Block Officer and must be endorsed with proper supporting documentation.

04

Review & Transmission

Complaints are submitted to the Secretariat and transmitted to the General Assembly within the prescribed period.

05

Impeachment Court

Composed of the Internal Vice President, Block Auditors, and Internal Affairs Committee members.

06

Due Process Rights

Respondent has the right to be heard, present evidence, and submit a written answer within 5 days.

07

Preventive Suspension

May be imposed by majority vote if evidence is strong and continued service may affect proceedings.

08

Judgment & Voting

Requires a 2/3 vote of the Impeachment Court. Penalty is removal and possible disqualification.

09

Conflict of Interest Rule

An officer cannot preside if they are the respondent; the next ranking officer shall preside instead.

Key Principle

Impeachment proceedings follow due process, transparency, and fairness to ensure justice and organizational accountability.

ORGANIZATIONAL HISTORY

General Assembly Timeline

Track important General Assembly sessions, discussions, resolutions, and organizational milestones.

December 2, 2025

2nd General Assembly

Conducted the second General Assembly for SY 2025–2026 focusing on organizational updates and leadership discussions.

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December 2, 2025

1st General Assembly

Opening General Assembly session for SY 2025–2026 introducing organizational plans and student initiatives.

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SY 2024–2025

3rd General Assembly

Evaluation meetings and important organizational discussions regarding student participation and governance.

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2025–2026

Resolution No.001

Implementation of organizational committee IRR and leadership operational guidelines.

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