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II. ORGANIZATION OF THE NCAA MANUALDivisions I, II and III each have a separate Manual that contains legislation specific to the applicable division and does not containlegislation pertaining only to one or both of the other divisions. However, legislation that includes references to one or both ofthe other divisions will appear in its entirety. In addition, since each division’s Manual does not contain legislation specific to theother division(s), some bylaws may have gaps in the numbering sequence.ConstitutionArticles 1 through 6 are the constitution, which consists of information relevant to the purposes of the Association, its structure,its membership and legislative-process information, and the more important principles for the conduct of intercollegiate athletics.Article 1Article 2Article 3Article 4Article 5Article 6Operating BylawsName, Purposes and Fundamental PolicyPrinciples for Conduct of Intercollegiate AthleticsNCAA MembershipOrganizationLegislative Authority and ProcessInstitutional ControlArticles 10 through 22 are the operating bylaws, which consist of legislation adopted by the membership to promote the principlesenunciated in the constitution and to achieve the Association’s purposes.Article 10Article 11Article 12Article 13Article 14Article 15Article 16Article 17Article 18Article 19Article 20Article 21Article 22Ethical ConductConduct and Employment of Athletics PersonnelAmateurismRecruitingEligibility: Academic and General RequirementsFinancial AidAwards, Benefits and Expenses for Enrolled Student-AthletesPlaying and Practice SeasonsChampionships and Postseason FootballEnforcementDivision MembershipCommitteesAdministrative BylawsInstitutional Performance ProgramArticles 31 and 33 are administrative bylaws, which set forth policies and procedures for the implementation of the NCAA championshipsand the business of the Association and the Division I institutional performance program. These administrative bylawsmay be adopted or modified by the Division I Board of Directors or Legislative Council for the efficient administration of theactivities that they govern. These same bylaws also may be amended by the membership through the regular legislative process.Article 31Article 33Executive RegulationsInstitutional Performance Program Policies and ProceduresNote: The authorization for adoption and amendment of each of the administrative bylaws (31 and 33) is set forth in Constitution5.2.3.1, 5.2.3.2 and 5.2.3.4.viii