Hieu H. Huynh

No.

No. It is the auditor's report that the assembly takes action on.

RONR says that it should be avoided.

Do your rules require greater than a majority vote to adopt the budget?

Ultimately it is up to your organization to interpret your bylaws.

All the bylaws should be followed.

See FAQ #20.

Ultimately it is up to your organization to interpret your bylaws. Perhaps the bylaws could be amended to address the matter.

Yes, by raising a point of order at the meeting.

The vice president automatically becomes president when there is a vacancy in that position, unless your bylaws provide otherwise. There would then be a vacancy in the position of vice president. Fill the vacancies in accordance with your bylaws.

Adopt rules describing their duties.

Then why couldn't the date be put on the document?

A tie vote defeats a motion.

Is the director position the same as being a board member?

Generally no.

Either you're a member (with all the rights of membership) or you're not (with none of the rights), unless your bylaws say otherwise.

The parliamentarian has no such power unless your rules provide for it.

Ultimately, it is up to your organization to interpret your bylaws. Perhaps your rules could be amended to make it clear how to conduct such voting.

Do your bylaws define "interim members"?

The answer to your question would have to be found in your rules for disciplinary procedures since they differ from those in RONR.

See FAQ #10.

Absentee voting is prohibited, unless authorized in the bylaws.

Any requirements to "except" it would have to be found in your rules.

No, the reference does not mention "board".

RONR does not require an agenda at all. What body is this and how often do you meet?