Grand Officer

Thank you jstackpo, so you are saying the ExecComm may act on resolutions in between yearly conventions? My reason for clarification. Organization that has several charters (local camps) meet annually. Bring resolutions to Grand Officers for action and direction of the organization as a whole. Has 30 resolutions but only address 20 on the floor during convention. Prior to closing of convention, the membership (local camps) vote to have the remaining resolutions be addressed at ExecComm, motion caries. This gives the ExecComm to act on behalf of the whole, without the local camps input on resolutions even if they disagree in the end?

I was at a convention this month, the organization follows Robert's rules of order. The organization meets once a year and goes over resolutions and elects new grand officers. This year a number of resolutions never got heard on the floor. Instead they were referred to executive committee, which normally handles business in between conventions. I was told any business, including resolutions, not handled during convention dies at the end of convention. So when does a resolution die?