is it right that the president include his wife in decisions or imput into board decisions

[Guest janet]

our presidents wife seems to have a say in things that the board is doing is there a rule about this

[Guest Edgar]

our presidents wife seems to have a say in things that the board is doing is there a rule about this

Well, if she's not a member of the board she has no right to attend board meetings. But the board (though not the president alone) could certainly invite her. Or exclude her.

What she and her husband do or say to each other outside the meeting is none of RONR's business.

[Guest Guest]

when the president goes to talk to a resident about a matter the board has discussed she is with him and has also spoke about the matter is this right

[David A Foulkes]

when the president goes to talk to a resident about a matter the board has discussed she is with him and has also spoke about the matter is this right

if the wife is speaking to residents outside of the context of meetings there is no rule in RONR about that when you say she has also spoke about the matter when did she speak about it at the meetings or only when she and her husband go to talk to other residents if not at meetings then all she is doing is talking to people she knows there is nothing wrong with that do you think that is some violation of the rules I'm not even sure what the actual problem is maybe you could be a little more specific about what is happening and when it is happening and maybe throw in a comma period and or question mark along with a few upper case letters now and then

[J. J.]

if the wife is speaking to residents outside of the context of meetings there is no rule in RONR about that when you say she has also spoke about the matter when did she speak about it at the meetings or only when she and her husband go to talk to other residents if not at meetings then all she is doing is talking to people she knows there is nothing wrong with that do you think that is some violation of the rules I'm not even sure what the actual problem is maybe you could be a little more specific about what is happening and when it is happening and maybe throw in a comma period and or question mark along with a few upper case letters now and then

Unless the matters discussed were in executive (secret) session, there is nothing improper in it.

[David A Foulkes]

Unless the matters discussed were in executive (secret) session, there is nothing improper in it.

Point well taken.