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D. Revocation/Denial of Membership
Membership in the SCA may be revoked for the following reasons:

•Conviction of violation of civil or criminal law

•Actions that endanger the SCA

•Violation of the Governing Documents or other rules of the SCA

•Formal recommendation arising from procedures defined in Corpora.
Membership in the SCA may be denied for the same reasons as for revocation.
Membership may also be
denied if the reasons for a previous revocation of membership are still
considered valid by the Board.
The Board will consider a request for revocation or denial of membership in the
SCA under any of the
following circumstances:

•Petition to the Board by 30% or more of the membership of the kingdom of
residence of the person
being considered for such revocation or denial who are currently members of the
SCA.

•Petition by a majority of the kingdom great officers and peers of the kingdom
of residence who are
currently members of the SCA.

•The recommendation of a duly-constituted kingdom court of chivalry

•Documentation of cause for absolute banishment

Notification.
January 2002 revision Corporate Policies of the SCA, Inc. January 2002 revision
Upon receipt of a request for Board action affecting membership, the Board shall
notify the person(s) in question of when the matter will be considered and
invite all relevant documentation and appeals. The Board will discuss and decide
such a petition in accordance with its rules. Regardless of how the process is
initiated, a revocation or denial of membership by the Board enforces exclusion
from all SCA events in all SCA kingdoms. Such a revocation or denial of
membership may be appealed, but such appeal must be accompanied by new evidence
that warrants re-examination by the Board.

At the conclusion of the imposed term of revocation or denial, or if an appeal
as provided above is accepted by the Board, exclusion from SCA events shall be
lifted, and the individual allowed to (re)apply for membership in the SCA,
unless membership is again denied.

F. Reservation by the Board
The Board shall have the sole authority to define the classes of membership and
establish and revise a
schedule of dues. No dues may be set by any branch of the SCA. However, fees for
admission to events
other than regular business meetings of branches of the SCA shall not be
considered dues.