All the presidents of these affiliate societies are by default members of the UKEC Supreme Council alongside another elected executive from the respective societies. The Supreme Council is a body that gives the mandate to the National Executive Council and debates the policies of UKEC as a whole. According to the Constitution, Article 14 (a) and (d), the Supreme Council must meet at least once a year and can seek a fresh mandate if it loses confidence in the leadership of the Chairman. The quorum for a legitimate Supreme Council Meeting is 2/5 of the supreme council members serving the affiliate societies at the time of the notice.