identifying votes in minutes

[Guest JDStackpole]

No.

Indeed all you do is note "adopted", "defeated" (&c.) as the votes happen.

Exception: if there is a roll call vote, then every name and vote is recorded.

Exception: a "counted" vote - like"

[Guest Emma]

Is is correct to identify how each member of a board votes in the minutes - e.g., if a member wants the general population to know she voted against an issue, and she wants her name and opposing vote noted in the minutes, is that correct"

[Guest Gary c Tesser]

Emma, you saw what Dr Stackpole wrote, two days ago, yes?

But if a bojard member wants her vote noted in the minutes, she can request that the board order her vote noted."

[Guest Emma]

I read where if the voting is by roll call then the minutes will reflect this. Next Question:

Is it needed to take a vote to take the vote on the motion via roll call - then the minutes will reflect the names of who voted for what."

[Guest Emma]

2nd time:

I know that if a roll call vote is used, the names and how voted are to be in the minutes;

Is it required that the board vote on whether or not the roll call vote can be used? - Thus - 2 votes - 1 to see how to vote and 2 - the vot"

[Guest Chris H]

The vote on whether to hold the vote via Roll Call is done by voice vote and there would be no reflection in the minutes as to numbers or names. The minutes would just say whether the motion was adopted or not."

[Guest John M.]

>>The minutes would just say whether the motion was adopted or not.<<

I think this would fall under RONR, 10th ed., pg. 453, lines 7-16. Thus, the minutes would allude to the adoption of the roll call if it was adopted ("a roll c"