Can an alternate member who is not entitled to vote make a motion?

[Guest William Gold]

Alternate members, making motions

[Steven Britton]

Alternate members, making motions

Is there a question?

[Guest Edgar]

Is there a question?

How about: Can an alternate member who is not entitled to vote make a motion?

[Chris Harrison]

Going by your Topic rather than your original post I would say that you need to check the bylaws to determine what an alternate can do.

[David A Foulkes]

Alternate members, making motions

To expand a wee bit on Chris's post, per RONR there is only one type of "member", and along with membership comes many rights including voting and making motions. Any restriction on these rights, short of the member being the object of displinary proceedings, would need to be included in the bylaws. It is there where you need to seek definition of an 'alternate member', and (with any luck) a clarification of what rights belong to such a member. It also might help to provide a few more details, as it seems like there's a bit more behind your question as it stands.