Proxy holding position..

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

A proxy is a power of attorney, not a person. You nominate persons, you don't nominate powers of attorney.

You could nominate the holder of the power of attorney. You could nominate the grantor of the power of attorney. You can't nominate the pow"

[Guest JDStackpole]

RONR doesn't deal with proxies, other than defining them, so your proxy rules will have to be the source of any answer to your question.

That being said, most proxies I have seen (with their associated bylaw rules) allow person A who is at the me"

[Guest martha]

That's what I thought, after the fact! Thankfully, the proxy didn't get enough votes, so it's a non-issue, now I'm just trying to decide if we show the nomination in the minutes or not (I'm thinking "not" because it wouldn't be valid anyhow, so"

[Guest martha]

Thank you. That is how I saw it after the meeting. I'm only there to help facilitate meeting (staff person) but have no vote and was unsure so I didn't want to interject and be wrong!"

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

>>adding the info in the minutes doesn't make the minutes better<<

Yes it does; it makes them complete.

While you don't have to list the names of the nominees, the minutes should record the number of votes each candidate rece"

[Guest martha]

Will do! ;-)

Thank you for your help!"