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  1. Hieu H. Huynh
    And see FAQ #20.
  2. Hieu H. Huynh
    Secretary2016 also posted similar questions here. Perhaps additional responses should be made in that thread instead of repeating the same information in two threads.
  3. Hieu H. Huynh
    See "Breaches of order by members in a meeting" in RONR 11th ed., starting on p. 645.
  4. Hieu H. Huynh
    I suppose that person could be appointed VP according to your bylaws and then resign when you have someone else for the position.
  5. Hieu H. Huynh
    Also see "One person, one vote" in RONR 11th ed., p. 407.
  6. Hieu H. Huynh
    The info in FAQ #1 may be of use.
  7. Hieu H. Huynh
    Yes, if your bylaws require it.
  8. Hieu H. Huynh
    Guest Confused, Are you involved with the situation described in this recent thread?
  9. Hieu H. Huynh
    Hold an election in accordance with the bylaws.
  10. Hieu H. Huynh
    No, the bylaws would have to be amended to allow it.
  11. Hieu H. Huynh
    I think an attorney should be consulted on the legal aspects of rescinding this motion.
  12. Hieu H. Huynh
    Why was a 3/4 vote required?
  13. Hieu H. Huynh
    A member of the body that is meeting has the right to debate.
  14. Hieu H. Huynh
    The answer to your question would have to be found in the rules which allow for such reinstatement.
  15. Hieu H. Huynh
    Members of the body that is meeting have the right to attend those meetings. Others may be allowed to attend by the body that is meeting.
  16. Hieu H. Huynh
    Special meetings can be called if authorized in the bylaws. If authorized, the bylaws should say who could call them.
  17. Hieu H. Huynh
    Is there applicable law on giving notice to the public? An attorney should be consulted regarding any such law.
  18. Hieu H. Huynh
    If a ballot vote is required in the bylaws, then a ballot vote must be done. If a ballot vote is not required, then the chair simply declares the candidate elected.
  19. Hieu H. Huynh
    Generally, such a motion is not in order.
  20. Hieu H. Huynh
    Generally, the bylaws cannot be suspended. What exactly do you want to suspend?
  21. Hieu H. Huynh
    Who is this rule meant to protect? Could it be the public?
  22. Hieu H. Huynh
    In RONR, rules protecting absentees cannot be suspended, even by unanimous consent or an actual unanimous vote, because the absentees do not consent to such suspension (see RONR 11th ed., pp. 263-264).
  23. Hieu H. Huynh
    Ultimately it is up to your organization to interpret your bylaws. Then the bylaws should be amended to remove the ambiguity.
  24. Hieu H. Huynh
    Does this person meet the qualifications for office as established in the bylaws?
  25. Hieu H. Huynh
    What is your question?
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