If you don't have a Quorum. Can you use email to

[Guest Bob H]

If you don't have a Quorum at ex meeting. Can you use email to get a motion passed?

 

[Chris Harrison]

Not unless the bylaws specifically authorize voting by email.

[Gary c Tesser]

Chris took an hour to get around to it, but did anyone expect him to answer differently from Josh Martin?

[J. J.]

There is a slightly different one from me. 

 

No, unless your bylaws provide that e-mail votes are both authorized and counted in the quorum. 

[Josh Martin]

No, unless your bylaws provide that e-mail votes are both authorized and counted in the quorum. 

 

I would agree with this if they're taking e-mail votes at the meeting itself. I had assumed that they would try to take a separate e-mail vote after the meeting.

[Gary Novosielski]

But in the absence of a quorum they could not even make the motion upon which they intended to vote later.

[Josh Martin]

But in the absence of a quorum they could not even make the motion upon which they intended to vote later.

 

Yes, I assumed that they would make the motion after the meeting as well.