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  1. Hieu H. Huynh
    Why do you need 30 days?
  2. Hieu H. Huynh
    The minutes of the next meeting would include the point of order.
  3. Hieu H. Huynh
    A point of order could be raised that the adopted motion is in conflict with the bylaws and is null and void.
  4. Hieu H. Huynh
    The minutes should be a record of what was done (regardless of whether it was proper or not).
  5. Hieu H. Huynh
    At the next meeting, a point of order could be raised that the previous meeting did not have a quorum and clear, convincing proof could be given. Then the actions taken could be ratified.
  6. Hieu H. Huynh
    Absentee voting is prohibited unless your bylaws provide for it.
  7. Hieu H. Huynh
    No, the president does not have such power unless the bylaws provide it.
  8. Hieu H. Huynh
    No.
  9. Hieu H. Huynh
    The defeated motion could be renewed at the next meeting.
  10. Hieu H. Huynh
    See FAQ #15 .
  11. Hieu H. Huynh
    See FAQ #20.
  12. Hieu H. Huynh
    A motion is a proposal to do something. Does the assembly want to do something?
  13. Hieu H. Huynh
    The answer to your questions would have to be found in your rules.
  14. Hieu H. Huynh
    It's one person, one vote. If there are three positions, there could be three votes.
  15. Hieu H. Huynh
    A member has the right to vote unless your rules say otherwise.
  16. Hieu H. Huynh
    The body that elected the second vice president would fill that vacancy unless your bylaws provide otherwise.
  17. Hieu H. Huynh
    No, the president only has such powers that the bylaws provide.
  18. Hieu H. Huynh
    Any rules about cancelling meetings would have to be found in your rules.
  19. Hieu H. Huynh
    What was the motion and what were the amendments?
  20. Hieu H. Huynh
    No. RONR does not address ranking multiple new board members.
  21. Hieu H. Huynh
    Who created the committee? What does the board want to say to it? If the board created the committee, the board could give it instructions.
  22. Hieu H. Huynh
    No. RONR does not address this matter.
  23. Hieu H. Huynh
    It appears someone in the same organization asked a similar question in this thread.
  24. Hieu H. Huynh
    Here is the other post.
  25. Hieu H. Huynh
    Ultimately it is up to your organization to interpret your rules.
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