Hieu H. Huynh
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Having multiple appointed positions on one committee
Hieu H. Huynh replied to Caryn Ann Harlos's topic in General Discussion
No rule in RONR prohibits it. -
In RONR, a majority vote is required to elect someone. The highest number of votes never elects unless your rules provides so.
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No. Keep voting until someone eligible receives a majority vote.
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It is a majority vote.
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No rule in RONR prohibits it.
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I'm not sure that the procedure for naming the offender was followed. I think this incident should be left out of the minutes.
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I think whether you could have a separate chapter constitution would depend on the requirements of the parent organization and its constitution.
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Voting when asked to leave the board for medical reason
Hieu H. Huynh replied to a topic in General Discussion
You are still a member and have all the rights of membership, including the right to vote, unless disciplinary procedures are followed (see FAQ #20). -
Unless your rules say otherwise, the board could exclude any nonmembers of the board by majority vote.
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See RONR 11th ed., p. 500.
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First, see FAQ #12 and 13.
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See RONR 11th ed., p. 573, ll. 1-3.
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No. The vice president automatically becomes president unless your bylaws provide otherwise.
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Unless your bylaws provide otherwise, the vice president automatically becomes president and there would be an election for vice president.
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Committee makings motions and bringing to voters meeting
Hieu H. Huynh replied to a topic in General Discussion
What is your question? -
RONR does not address it.
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Whatever process is in your bylaws for amending them is what should be followed.
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Perhaps FAQ #14 may be of use.
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If it's of concern, why couldn't you elect someone else?
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See "Reports by the treasurer" in RONR 11th ed., pp. 477-480.
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Yes.
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RONR does not address this matter.
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RONR does not require providing an agenda in advance of the meeting.
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Do your bylaws allow this (see FAQ #20)?
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No, unless the bylaws give them such powers. Generally the body that elected the board members would have the power to fill the vacancies.
