When Collars of private Lodges to be worn

Collars worn by Officers of private Lodges are restricted to specific contexts. They may be donned exclusively within their own Lodges, while representing their Lodges as Masters or Wardens in the Grand Lodge, or during Provincial or District Grand Lodge meetings. Additionally, collars can be worn on special occasions as directed by the Grand Master. This regulation emphasizes the importance of maintaining decorum and the appropriate use of Masonic insignia, ensuring that collars symbolize the authority and responsibilities of the officers in designated settings. Officers must adhere to this guideline to uphold the integrity of Masonic traditions and practices.