Is there any way to do something differently from the constitution if a motion is made?

Question

Our constitution says that a member must be paid 2 meetings prior to be able to vote. We need to have officer re-elections at the second meeting and I was wondering if a motion can be made to bypass this rule for once.

Answer 1

It depends on the underlying rules the constitution is based on.

Generally, if the are no higher legal requirements, and the constitution does not specifically address the issue, than a vote to bypass can be sufficient.