by law committee

[Guest bill smith]

does any propose by law have to be brought before body.

[Guest Edgar]

does any propose by law have to be brought before body.

Well, it'll eventually have to be brought before some body but not necessarily, at least as far as RONR is concerned, before a bylaws committee.

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[Guest Guest]

if a member submits new by law to bylaw committee do they have to bring it before body to be voted on

[Guest Edgar]

if a member submits new by law to bylaw committee do they have to bring it before body to be voted on

A motion to amend the bylaws will have to be made at a meeting of whichever body is authorized to amend the bylaws. There may be more than one "body" (though I assume you're referring to the general membership).

Depending on what your bylaws say, you may be able to bypass the bylaws committee or you may not. But you can't bypass the body that's authorized to actually amend the bylaws (not just make proposals).

[Guest Guest]

what if the bylaw submitted , the bylaw committe does not agree with does the bylaw committe have to bring it before the general membership

[Guest Edgar]

what if the bylaw submitted , the bylaw committe does not agree with does the bylaw committe have to bring it before the general membership

Not unless your rules say it does. But even if it has to present the submitted proposal, it could do so with a recommendation that it not be adopted.