John Wilford

What I was indicating is that by its nature, it didn't allow it. There is nothing in the bylaws explicitly denying it. This is helpful, thank you!

Our executive committee has a bylaw that allows us to conduct business via electronic vote it reads After a motion was recently presented and received the requisite 10% but before it had been put up for a vote another member asked for 10% support for an amendment. The chair is waiting for the 10% for that amendment motion before starting the vote on the original motion to see if the amendment should be put to the body. I don't believe this is proper as an amendment is a subsidiary motion and RONR12 6:6 states and RONR12 4:3 states So I believe our Electronic Voting bylaws do not allow for subsidiary motions because once the question is on the floor it is immediately up for a vote. Am I misreading or misinterpreting things here, is the chair, or are we both confused?