Who has the authority to vote at the National Convention representing a collegiate chapter?

The authority to vote at the National Convention for collegiate chapters is held by one delegate. This structure is designed to ensure that each chapter is represented in a way that maintains order and clarity during the voting process. Each chapter chooses a single delegate to voice their concerns, ideas, and decisions, thereby providing a unified stance on behalf of all chapter members. This practice helps streamline the decision-making process and ensures that the voting can be more efficient, allowing the convention to focus on organizational issues and governance without the complexities that might arise from having multiple representatives from each chapter.