Rainbow Law Questions

When are Rainbow elections held?

• At the first regular meetings of January, May and September or the first meeting of January and July if the Assembly has 6 month terms.

• At the first regular meeting prior to the Installation.

• At the first regular meeting of each term.

• At the first regular meeting of August, January and April or the first meeting of January and April if the Assembly has 6 month terms.

In balloting, what rejects a petition?

• One black cube or ball.

• Two black cubes or balls.

• Two black cubes.

• One black ball.

How many members of the Assembly are necessary to be present to constitute a quorum?

• 55% majority of all currently registered members.

• Ten (10) including Majority Members. (Cannot include visiting members or members of Supreme Assembly.)

• Five (5) Including Majority Members, Visiting Members and Members of Supreme Assembly.

• Five (5) including Majority Members. (Cannot include visiting members or members of Supreme Assembly.)

Who may sponsor an Assembly?

• Any lawfully constituted body of Master Masons, Eastern Star, Amaranth, or White Shrine.

• Any lawfully constituted body of Master Masons or White Shrine.

• Any lawfully constituted body of Master Masons, Eastern Star, Amaranth, or White Shrine or any Masonic, Eastern Star, Armaranth or White Shrine club.

• Any lawfully constituted body of Master Masons, Eastern Star, or White Shrine.

May a girl hold office after she is 20 years old?

• Yes, if she elected / appointed and installed before her 20th birthday she may finish the term.

• Yes, if she is elected to a line office position and installed before her 20th birthday she may finish the term.

• Yes, if she appointed to a non-line office position and installed before her 20th birthday she may finish the term.

• No, she should not be elected / appointed or installed into any office if she will attain her 20th birthday before the end of that term.

May a girl hold office after she marries?

• No

• Yes

• Yes, as long as she is not pregnant or has given birth to a child.

• Yes, as long as her husband is a Mason in good standing.

May a girl remain active until she is 21 years old?

• Yes, if she has special permission from the State Inspector or the State Deputy.

• Yes, if she has special permission from the District Inspector or the District Deputy.

• Yes, if she has special permission from the Supreme Inspector or the Supreme Deputy.

• Yes, if she has special permission from the Supreme Inspector.

What legal document must be present during an Assembly meeting?

• Charter and Recorder's Book.

• Charter or Letter Temporary.

• The Recorder's Book and Assembly Bible.

• Charter and Building occupancy documents.

Of whom is a courtesy committee composed?

• One member of the Assembly and two members of the Advisory Board.

• Three members of the Assembly and one member of the Advisory Board.

• Two members of the Assembly and one member of the Advisory Board.

• Two members of the Assembly and the Mother Advisor.

What are the duties of a courtesy committee?

• To fully investigate the life and character of the petitioner.

• To fully investigate and verify the truthfulness of the application of the petitioner.

• To interview the references of the petitioner to determine whether the girl is a good fit for the Assembly.

• To verify the petitioner's relative's that have Masonic affiliations.