RESTRICTION OF ACTIVITIES
 Section 6. A Senator may not hold any other public position while in office.
Within one year of ceasing to serve, a Senator may neither be appointed to any
salaried public position which was created by the Senate nor benefit from any
compensation which was increased by the Senate during the Senator's last term of
office.

 VACANCIES
 Section 7. If a vacancy occurs in the Senate and one year or more remains in
the unexpired term of office, the vacancy shall be filled by a special election within
sixty days. If less than one year remains in the unexpired term of office when a
vacancy occurs, the President of the Senate shall, within thirty days, appoint the next
available person from among those candidates considered in order of the highest
number of votes received. If there is no available candidate, the vacancy will be filled
as provided by law.
 LEGISLATIVE IMMUNITY
 Section 8. A Senator may not be held to answer in any place except the Senate
for a statement made in any Senate proceeding. A Senator shall, except in cases of
treason, felony, or breach of the peace, be privileged from arrest during attendance at
a session of the Senate and in going to and returning from same.

 ORGANIZATION AND PROCEDURE
 Section 9. A majority of the Senate shall constitute a quorum. The Senate shall
 have all authority inherent in a legislative assembly; shall be the sole judge of the
 election and qualifications of its members, and shall have the power to institute and
 conduct investigations, issue subpoenas, and administer oaths. The Senate, upon the
 vote of three-fourths of its members, may discipline any member for cause. The Senate
 shall keep a daily journal of its proceedings, which shall include a record of all votes
 and shall be published within thirty days.

 REGULAR AND SPECIAL SESSIONS
 Section 10. (a) Regular sessions of the Senate shall be held in the capital of the
 Virgin Islands beginning on the first Monday following the first Tuesday in January of
 each year.

 (b) A special session of the Senate may be called by the Governor
 or by the President of the Senate upon the request of one-third of its members. Until
 the business specified in the call has been acted upon, no other business shall be
 considered at a special session.

 (c) All sessions of the Senate shall be open to the public.

 ENACTMENT OF LAWS
 Section 11. (a) A law may be enacted only by bill, and a bill shall not be
 enacted unless it is written, read, and passed by a majority of the members present
 and voting on the question.