resignation

[Guest E A Lemoine]

It doesn't say it is granted informally. Letters of resignation are generally best because it creates a paper trail of their desire to terminate their membership/office.

A resignation, made by letter or in person, is not effective until it is ac"

[Guest Gary c Tesser]

... and doesn't need adoption of a bylaw, or special rule. Just the main (or incidental) motion that Mr Lemione advised."

[Guest Eli]

Thanks,but the problem is in this case the member sent the letter and then before the meeting at which the request could be adopted (informally) sent another letter retracting the resignation, a bit of a wrinkle. "

[Guest Eli]

Thanks"

[Guest Chris H]

No wrinkle. The member has the power to unilaterally withdraw the resignation prior to the Chair stating the question (which didn't happen). There now is no resignation to vote on."

[Guest Gary c Tesser]

Um. And just to save everybody the trouble of going over to Eli's other thread, which partly asks the same question among other things: If the organization wants to change its procedure regarding resignations from what's in RONR, so that a resignation i"