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Originally Posted by Drolefille
Then you probably won't bring the matter to Panhel in the first place. You'll note it says that they will only respond if the matter is brought to them.
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Actually, those two things are not the same, per the article.
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“The role that we are certainly not taking on is one of detective,” she said. “If something occurs we are only going to be able to respond if it is brought to us — we are not going out and searching for things.”
Under the new policy, when a sorority president becomes aware of an alleged case of assault against a member of her sorority, she will notify the other Panhell presidents. The president of the alleged perpetrator’s organization will then be notified, according to the written Panhell policy released to The Dartmouth.
If the alleged victim is unaffiliated, the Panhellenic Council as a whole will contact the president of the organization to which the alleged perpetrator belongs, according to the policy.
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It says nothing about WHO can bring the matter to Panhel. Example: Drunk Diane and Drunk Dave are having a fight at the ABC house. Drunk Dave shakes Drunk Diane. Nebby Nancy (who doesn't know either party) sees this, is enraged, and contacts Panhel.
Maybe LocalLove9 can shed some light on whether this is truly the case, but the way this article is written, it certainly seems like the above scenario can happen.
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