ByLaws Amendment Committee

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

All that and no question.

Talk about being frustrated."

[Guest Jay John]

Thanks for 'gentle' reproach? approach? but I must confess that I'm so new to RRO that I don't understand or have forgotten what raising the question means (IF that's the correct terminology, don't recall. My Bad.)

Please enlighten us frustrated "

[Guest Jay John]

Original Message:

Thanks for 'gentle' reproach? approach? but I must confess that I'm so new to RRO that I don't understand or have forgotten what raising the question means (IF that's the correct terminology, don't recall. My Bad.)

Please en"

[Guest Rob Elsman]

Read the section in RONR on committee reports, §51, pp. 485. Note that the reporting member presents the committee's report and moves the adoption of the recommendations contained there (assuming, of course, that any required previous notice has been"

[Guest Jay John]

Our Amendment Comm Chair looked up everything about "question" in RRO newly revised edition & seems to both of us that the question would once again not only open up for 1st & 2nd Motions but also with more lengthy discussion. Remember "

[Guest Rob Elsman]

As far as I understand it, the question is still in the control of the general assembly. If I'm right about the facts, "we" (the committee?) are out of business with respect to this matter. The committee's continuing interference after discharge"

[Guest Jay John]

We're not wanting to be insubordiante. Actually, at the March meeting the general assembly asked the committee to meet again, incorporate the changes recommended by members at the gen. assembly then reprint the amendments again with the changes wanted by"

[Guest Rob Elsman]

"Actually, at the March meeting the general assembly asked the committee to meet again, incorporate the changes recommended by members at the gen. assembly then reprint the amendments again with the changes wanted by the membership then at the April "

[Guest Rob Elsman]

By the way, the committee can certainly follow its instruction to print up something for distribution. For example, the two texts might be shown side-by-side to show what would be pending were the amendment adopted or rejected."

[Guest Jay John]

Help anyone?"

[Guest Jay John]

sorry about the omission; thanks for all your work it took to help us. I appreciate it.

Jay John"

[Guest John M.]

>>and then ask for a vote without more lengthy discussion and without waiting another 30 days?<<

You don't need to wait another 30 days unless any amendments exceed the scope of the notice. However, as Mr. Elsman notes, the committee "