We really do not have a bylaw in place for when a member is expelled. In our Constitution, we do have we revert to RONR when a bylaw does not cover something. In this case, we do not have a bylaw in place for disciplinary action when a member is expelled and they appeal it, also. We have a bylaw only if the member is fined, which is not the case in this matter. So, we were steered towards #75 in the RONR. The committee being formed, and actions a committee is to take during the investigation process of the member. I am just not sure when it speaks about "society" if this means the report the committee makes is given to the actual Board members? I know, in part, if a trial does proceed members present will be able to view the report given. And, for the actual trial does this, also, mean all members may attend this too? Can the accused be asked not to be at one or both of the meeting/meetings? So many have their own interpretations so I am trying to figure this process out according to Robert's Rules Of Order. (Which we are going by) It gets tricky with some wording for sure.......