bylaws notice

[Guest Thomas Ralph]

Giving previous notice of a motion does not commit that the motion will be moved."

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

Nothing needs to be withdrawn.

Assuming the report proposes amendments (changes) to the bylaws, those changes, either in whole or in part, can be adopted or rejected. In other words, if the members don't want to adopt the "specific item&quot"

[Guest Rob Elsman]

If the bylaws committee is an ad hoc committee that has adopted a motion to "rise and report", then there will be no further meeting of the committee to agree to modify the report previously agreed to."

[Guest Ann Rempel]

If notice is given of a bylaw amendment, see p. 285, lines 26-29,which states "...previous notice of a proposed motion requring wuch notice (pp. 116-118) cannot be withdrawn after it is too late for renewal, unless unanimous conssent is given.""

[Guest sarah]

I'm not sure I understand Ann's reply. I thought renewal happened within the meeting session. I was talking about notice as provided by printing the recommendations from the Bylaws Committee in the newsletter prior to convention and whether something coul"

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

I'm not sure I do either but I think the previous responses answered your question.

You can't "un-notice" something.

Whether the assembly chooses to consider the report in its entirety or only parts of it, is up to the assembly"