What happens now
The override period for legislation considered by the Board in April closed yesterday. According to LSDBi, a smattering proposals had override requests attached to them, but only three received at least 30 override requests:
• 2006-040 (text/instant messaging ban)—34
• 2006-087 (golf dates of competition)—69
• 2007-009 (baseball financial aid/squad size)—72
The Board will review its actions to adopt these three proposals at its August meeting. If it does not change its position, then the membership will vote on the proposals at the January 2008 Convention, with a 5/8 majority needed to override the actions of the Board. If the Board does change its position, that action(s) will enter a new 60-day override period. A helpful page on the NCAA website has more detail.
The rest of the proposals that were in the override period are finished with the legislative process (asterisked items are effective immediately):
Adopted--2006-017-A, 2006-020, 2006-022, 2006-024, 2006-030*, 2006-032*, 2006-045, 2006-046-A, 2006-047, 2006-055, 2006-058 + 2006-058-1, 2006-060, 2006-063-A, 2006-064*, 2006-065-A, 2006-072, 2006-073, 2006-075*, 2006-078, 2006-081, 2006-083, 2006-089, 2006-107, 2006-113. 2007-001, 2007-003*, 2007-004*, 2007-005*, 2007-006*, 2007-007, 2007-008.
Defeated--2006-027, 2006-082, 2006-100.
