1- If the member loses one of the qualifications for membership

2- If a member supports the candidates of another party

3- If the member does anything that is harmful to the party The membership of a member is revoked upon the decision of the steering office of the centre if this member abstained from paying membership fees for two consecutive years.

Each of the central committees consists of a number of members that is not less than seven or more than 15. The Chairman of the Party picks the chairmen of the central committees from the General Secretariat. The General Secretariat then chooses the members of the central committees in the light of the recommendations of the chairmen of the committees. Each of the central committees has a bureau of an office that is headed by the chairman of the central committee. The members of the bureau come also from the secretariat itself. These members would not be less than six and would not exceed nine. A decision for forming the steering office of the secretariat is taken by the General Secretariat in the light of the recommendations of the secretary of the central secretariat.

The Secretary General is authorised to coordinate the activities of the central committees and supervise their work. The General Secretariat supervises the application of the plan of each of the committees. The General Secretariat presents its activities in this regard to the annual Conference.