Visiting other lodges within the same jurisdiction is governed by specific rules that ensure proper conduct and respect among members. According to the Constitutions of the Free-Masons, all particular lodges are encouraged to observe the same usages as much as possible, which includes the practice of visiting other lodges. Members from each lodge may be deputed to visit other lodges as deemed convenient, fostering good understanding among Freemasons.
Furthermore, a visiting brother has the right to know that the lodge he proposes to visit is a legal body and has the right to inspect the warrant at an appropriate time. It is also noted that no visitors shall be received into a lodge without due examination and the production of proper vouchers of their regular initiation.
In summary, the rules emphasize the importance of mutual respect, proper identification, and adherence to the regulations set forth by the Grand Lodge.