dismiss an officer if there are no bylaws, should a formal letter be sent?

[Guest Pat DeRamus]

Should a formal letter be given an officer if they are not performing their duties, there are no by-laws?

[Edgar Guest]

Some here might argue that, if you have no bylaws, you have no officers.

 

Or, if you have no bylaws, there's no need for a formal letter. Just tell this person you don't think he's doing a very good job.

[Josh Martin]

Should a formal letter be given an officer if they are not performing their duties, there are no by-laws?

RONR does not require a formal letter to be sent before removing the Chairman Pro Tempore or the Secretary Pro Tempore from office. A society without bylaws (or the equivalent) has no other officers.