Title 4

Article IV Inductance
Section 1: The inductance process shall be hereinafter be called as the Society Induction Ceremony hereinafter referred to as SIC. Section 2: The inductance oath shall be:

''I, of my own free will with the guidance of the almighty creator and in front of this witnesses hereby promise to only do honor and loyalty to the society and myself, that I shall only speak of the truth, that I shall faithfully abide by its Constitution and Bylaws, that as a member of this society a will faithfully adhere to its ideals and its principles, that I shall act toward others according to the high standards set forth by the society, that I shall uphold the dignity, honor, discipline and unity of each members, and that I shall make this promise upon my honor, without any equivocation, mental reservation or secret intent of my mind whatsoever. So help me god.''Section 3: Induction shall be made no earlier than the end of a pledging period and shall not exceed three days, all SIC shall be reported to the High Council seven days prior to the execution. The High Council is hereby empowered to create guidelines for the proper execution of the SIC, provided it shall include an article prohibiting drugs, liquors and hazing as a part of the SIC. Section 4: Hazing is strictly prohibited in the Republic of the Philippines. Hazing is defined as any willful act, occurring anywhere. Directed against an individual of an organization operating under the sanction of any law. That recklessly endangers the person's physical or mental health or safety for the purpose of initiating, admission or continued membership in such organization. Acts of hazing includes, but not limited to: Brutality, whipping, beating, branding, exposure to the elements, forced consumption of food, liquor, and other substances and other similar acts which endangers the person's physical health and safety. Sleep deprivation, physical confinement and other extreme stress inducing activity that harms the person's mental health and safety. And activity that requires a person to perform a task or duty that requires a violation of any criminal law of the land.