Board President and another Commissioner lied to a direct question of another Board member in a regular meeting, what can we do about it?

[Guest Brenda Thompson]

The Board President and another Commissioner lied to a direct question from a third Commissioner, at a public meeting, what consequences can be had to deal with this?

[Chris Harrison]

Check the bylaws to see what disciplinary options they make available. If they are silent on the issue see RONR Chapter XX.

[Guest Edgar]

And, since the word "Commissioner" suggests this may be a public body, you might also consult with the municipality's attorney. Or the local newspaper. Try writing a letter to the editor: "Commissioners Lie at Public Meeting" should get someone's attention.

[Tim Wynn]

Try writing a letter to the editor: "Commissioners Lie at Public Meeting" should get someone's attention.

Like, perhaps, the commissioners' attorneys.

I think it's safe to say that this advice is beyond the scope of this forum.

[Steven Britton]

Check the bylaws to see what disciplinary options they make available. If they are silent on the issue see RONR Chapter XX.

Also, if you can't find the municipal bylaws, look for it's charter.

[Guest Edgar]

Also, if you can't find the municipal bylaws, look for it's charter.

what? the "it's" in post [#5] gets off scot-free?

That darn "it's" error again. I, too, have fallen victim to its siren call more than once.