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RONR contains no such rule.

It's possible the relationship might be a factor in debate on the merits of a particular motion, of course.

The rules in RONR say that a member should not (rather than must not) vote on a matter of personal or pecuniary interest not common to other members.  But the right to vote remains.

You may have rules that supersede those in RONR.

 

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If there is a perceived conflict of interest then you might want to look at changing the bylaws or standing rule.  For example, if the President is the one that does the annual examination of the Treasurer's books them think about having a committee do it instead.  The point is that it is up to the membership to determine if there is a conflict of interest and take action accordingly.

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