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No rule in RONR requires signing an attendance sheet, nor restricts a member's rights if they refuse or fail to do so.  Per RONR, if a member is in fact in attendance at a properly called meeting, they retain full membership rights, including making nominations.  Any such restriction would need to be included in your own bylaws.  Short answer: no.

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Refusing to sign in, according to RONR, does not prevent the member from having all the rights of membership.

 

Of course, if there is a custom that the members sign in, such as in a large organization where signing in makes it easier to ensure quorum, the member should sign in.  But the only way to compel the member to sign in - or lose any (or all) of his rights of membership - would be to make it a condition of attending a membership meeting, either when the member applies to become a member or in the By-laws of the organization.

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