'The Constitution places all parties under arbitration. As a contract, this is binding.'
Until a new C is ratified.
Unless ECAF is honest about the powers it wishes to grant itself, then there is going to be skepticism. You are more than a mere arbitration forum...
Of course, until a different C is ratified. Meanwhile ECAF will serve the C as it is stated.
It's hard to be more honest that the C is written - the powers are written right there in black and white.
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