1. The fiscal year of the California Junior Classical League shall be from May 1 to April 30.
2. Dues
   
   1. Chapter dues shall be determined by the Executive Board, at the beginning of its term.
   2. Individual dues, with a percent contributed to the CAJCL scholarship fund, shall be determined by the Executive Board at the beginning of its term.
3. Expenditures
   
   1. Expenditures under $50 not authorized by the CAJCL Constitution or ByLaws may be made with the approval of the 2nd Vice President, the State Treasurer, and the State Chair.
   2. . Expenditures over $50 not authorized by the CAJCL Constitution or ByLaws may be made only with the approval of the Executive Board.
4. Scholarship Fund
   
   1. The scholarship fund shall be administered by the Scholarship Chair and a committee consisting of four advisors to the Scholarship Chair. The Scholarship Chair shall be appointed by the State Chair and approved by the Executive Board.
   2. The finances associated with the scholarship fund will be handled by the Scholarship Chair.
   3. In order to receive their scholarship, the receiver must provide evidence of enrollment in a Latin or Greek course at the college or university they are enrolled in.
   4. Should the receiver of a scholarship fail to provide evidence of enrollment in a Classics course at the college or university they are enrolled in by the third State Convention after their selection, then the scholarship shall be canceled.
5. Transportation
   
   1. The Executive Board shall provide reimbursement for air transportation (or its equivalent) to and from its meetings for the members of the Executive Board and the Executive Committee who must pass between regions and must travel distances exceeding two hundred miles.
   2. The maximum limit the Executive Board will pay for transportation shall be determined at a time the Board deems fit.
6. The Executive Board may as it sees fit provide for the cost of registration and transportation expenses to and from the National Convention of the State Chair (or their designee), and, if it is necessary in order to achieve gender balance, another adult appointed by the State Chair to serve as chaperone.
7. The Executive Board, may, as it sees fit, provide registration expenses for the National Junior Classical Convention for the 1st and 2nd Vice Presidents and/or the Board & Convention President.

1. The candidates for national office shall be approved in the same manner as the state officers are elected, as entailed in Article VI, Section 3 of the CAJCL Constitution.
2. No individual shall seek approval for national candidacy who does not meet the qualifications for national office outlined in Article V, Section 3 of the NJCL Constitution, nor shall any person who has not served as an officer of the California Junior Classical League seek said approval without the express consent of the State Chairs.
3. If the National Board declares a state of emergency during elections at the National Convention, members of the California delegation may declare their candidacy for any office with an insufficient number of candidates if and only if they meet the following requirements
   
   1. They obtain the approval of their school sponsor.
   2. They obtain the approval of a parent or guardian.
   3. Their candidacy is approved by the California delegation to the National Convention by secret ballot.
   4. They obtain the approval of the State Chair.

A newspaper under the name of Nuntius Californiensis shall be published at least three times annually and posted on the California Junior Classical League website.

Amendments to the By-Laws may be adopted only at the State Convention.

1. An amendment is any substantive change to this document, excluding minor grammatical or aesthetic changes.
2. Changes to this document to conform with approved amendments to the NJCL and/or CAJCL Constitution and/or By-Laws shall not be considered amendments and shall be made only with the approval of the Executive Board by a majority vote.
3. Suggested amendments must be submitted to the Parliamentarian prior to the third Executive Board Meeting after the State Convention.
4. Copies of the proposed amendments shall be sent to each voting chapter four weeks before the State Convention for study.
5. The amendments shall be voted on by secret ballot at the voting session of the State Convention. A simple majority shall be necessary for adoption.