The Council on Legislation, Rotary's “parliament,” meets every three years to deliberate and act upon all proposed enactments and resolutions submitted by clubs, district conferences, the General Council and Conference of Rotary International in Great Britain and Ireland, and the RI Board. The Council itself also makes proposals.

The 2010 Council has released it's Report of Action and in the summary they say:

The Council considered 220 pieces of proposed legislation. These included 128 enactments(proposals to amend the constitutional documents of RI) and 92 resolutions (proposals whichdo not seek to amend the constitutional documents of RI). Of these, the Council adopted 47enactments and 19 resolutions. The Council referred 3 pieces to the RI Board for furtherstudy. The Council rejected 101 proposals, and 50 proposals were withdrawn or considered withdrawn. Of the 66 adopted proposals, the Council adopted 51 exactly as they wereproposed, while 15 were adopted with amendments. Those adopted with amendments arenoted in the report by an asterisk (*) after the number of the proposal. You will note that,where necessitated by amendments, the titles of the proposals have been changed toaccurately reflect the final intent of the legislation.

The complete report is 51 pages and you can read it at:

http://www.rotary.org/RIdocuments/en_pdf/col10_report_of_action_en.pdf