Hieu H. Huynh
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Where does that come from? RONR does not require it.
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See FAQ #20.
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Did the nonmember vote? If so, did that vote affect the results?
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No.
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Also, FAQ #6 may be of use.
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A resignation should be accepted by the body that elected the person to the position. Perhaps your organization could adopt a rule regarding resignations.
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Then the quorum requirement for a membership meeting applies. The quorum requirement for a board meeting would not apply to a membership meeting.
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See "Rule Against the Chair's Participation in Debate" in RONR 11th ed., pp. 394-395. What is this motion?
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Someone else could preside.
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Was this a board meeting or a membership meeting?
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FAQ #1 may be of use.
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The membership could run the show.
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The quorum requirement for membership meetings apply to membership meetings. The quorum requirement for board meetings apply to board meetings.
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Secretary of The Woodlawn Neighborhood Association
Hieu H. Huynh replied to a topic in General Discussion
See FAQ #14 and #20. -
See "Remedy for violation of the right to vote" in RONR 11th ed., pp. 252-253.
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A similar question was asked in this thread. Are you and Guest Jeanne in the same organization?
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RONR prohibits voting by email.
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Was the resignation accepted?
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I think the answer to your question would depend on the requirements of Wisconsin's Open Meeting Law. Interpretation of such requirements is beyond the scope of this forum.
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Could their votes have affected the results?
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Did Homeowner A receive enough votes?
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Why would you elect someone who will be unavailable for four months?
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Nonmembers could be excluded at any time, unless your rules say otherwise.
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It will be up to Angie First's organization to determine.
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That the new motion is in conflict with one previously adopted and was not adopted by the vote required to rescind or amend the previously adopted motion.
