I wouldn't think so: (1) refers to rules for changing rules, including amending rules, and (2) refers to rules for changing amendments to rules. Logically, bot

I wouldn't think so: (1) refers to rules for changing rules, including amending rules, and (2) refers to rules for changing amendments to rules. Logically, both rules and amendments to rules must be mutable in order for these rules to be required. If a rule or amendment were immutable, one would no longer require rules specifying how to amend them.