Actually, it was discussed when Mike Skelton was President, at the same time as 'alterations'. Standards and ethics (or whatever they were called then) committee discussed it also.
Bottom line, as already stated.
1. Dont pi$$ on your own doorstep
2. If you think it is wrong dont do it.
3. If you do it and get caught, your problem, not the club's (which is why I used the Walmart banana analogy)