This summary is not the rule. The rule text controls.
Here's a plain English summary:
The Oklahoma Bar Association's House of Delegates operates under the rules laid out in the Association's Bylaws. These bylaws cover important details like who serves on the House of Delegates, how members are chosen, and what powers and responsibilities they have.
This setup stays in place unless the Association decides to change it. If changes are needed, they must happen through an update to the Bylaws themselves, not through some other process. The current rules also allow for adjustments to the Bylaws when necessary, as long as those changes fit within the broader rules set by the Association.
In short, this section points people to the Bylaws as the main source for understanding how the House of Delegates works, while leaving room for future updates.
