(f) To engage organizers and lecturers when convenient, either permanently or for varying periods, at proper wages, and to direct and superintend their work.
(g) To present to the Annual Conference a report on the previous year's work and progress of the Party.
(h) To appoint when necessary sub-committees to deal with special branches of its work, and to appoint a committee to deal with each Conference Agenda. Such Committee to revise and classify the resolutions sent in by branches and to place resolutions dealing with important matters on the Agenda.
(i) It shall not initiate any new departure or policy between Conferences without first obtaining the sanction of the majority of the branches.
(k) Matters arising between Conferences not provided for by the Constitution, shall be dealt with by the N.A.C.
(l) A full report of all the meetings of the N.A.C. as held shall be forwarded to each branch.
6. Auditor.—A Chartered or Incorporated Accountant shall be employed to audit the accounts of the Party.
II.—BRANCHES
1. Branch.—An Association which indorses the objects and policy of the Party, and affiliates in the prescribed manner.
2. Local Autonomy.—Subject to the general constitution of the Party, each Branch shall be perfectly autonomous.