change in bylaws and consitution

[Guest JDStackpole]

The bylaws themselves should answer that question."

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

>>out house of delegates<<

One hesitates to ask, and yet . . ."

[Guest DOUG Mader]

someone said that thr rro stated that if the matfion is being aware prior to the meeting then it should be ther majoirty of the vote

if is not aware of this motion then it need to vote by 2/3 "

[Guest JDStackpole]

That all depends on a lot of variables.

What, exactly, are you voting on, and what do your bylaws say about amending the bylaws."

[Guest DOUG Mader]

change region name that is already in bylaws and in our bylaws it doesnt say vote by majority or 2/3 i guess we do this by rro guidelines "

[Guest JDStackpole]

Which you will find on p. 562."

[Guest DOUG Mader]

why dont you sit out and let someone else reply i want answers not run around trivia "

[Guest DOUG Mader]

for your info we have that book now and 4 of us are argueing what the book interpret so it is 2vs 2 and we decided to come to this web site and seek answer "

[Guest JDStackpole]

As you wish.

I had no idea my replies blocked others from answering your questions."

[Guest Kim Goldsworthy]

doug mader,

Do you have a question about Robert's Rules of Order?

We do not interpret bylaws or constitutions which contain wordings different from RONR 10th edition 2000.

(You'd need a DICTIONARY, a book of ENGLISH GRAMMAR, and a textboo"

[Guest Nancy N.]

DOUG, what about p. 562, which Dr. Stackpole quite reasonable referred you to, was not clear?"

[Guest Nancy N.]

Don't be offended, John, DOUG has read over seventy-seven thousand threads today, and he's beat."

[Guest Trina]

> for your info we have that book now and 4 of us are argueing what the book interpret so it is 2vs 2 and we decided to come to this web site and seek answer <

What are the two sides/opinions in your 2 vs. 2 argument? Probably a misundersta"