Which body votes to amend the bylaws of the NCA?

The delegate assembly is the body responsible for voting to amend the bylaws of the NCA. This assembly comprises representatives who have been elected or appointed to represent various regions or sectors within the organization. By concentrating the decision-making power on this assembly, the NCA ensures that amendments are made through a structured and representative process, allowing for diverse input from different areas of the organization.

Local chapters and the National Board may have their own input and vote on matters, but the formal process for amending the bylaws is specifically designated to the delegate assembly to ensure it aligns with the collective interests and governance structure of the NCA. All members present is not the correct response as it suggests a less formal approach, which could lead to chaotic decision-making. Instead, the delegate assembly's structured approach facilitates a more organized and representative amendment process.