revote...who (has)make the motion

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

Any member present can make a motion to Rescind or Amend Something Previously Adopted.

It's only the motion to Reconsider, which is made at the same meeting as the "original" motion, that has restrictions on who can make it."

[Guest Todd]

Is the motiong at the next meeting going to be a vote to reconsider the previous approved vote? Does a vote on the reconsider motion take place at that time?

Once that is voted on, can a motion be made to vote on the same item during the same meetin"

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

Forget about a motion to Reconsider once the meeting is over.

But at ANY subsequent meeting, ANY member can make a motion to Rescind or Amend Something Previously Adopted.

The term "reconsider" has a very specific parliamentary"

[Guest Todd]

Thank you!

Questions on recinding a motion at the same meeting.

Is the person that made the motion the only individual who can recind that motion once it is voted on? Or, can anyone recind the motion? Or, does it have to be someone that voted"

[Guest Trina]

> Questions on recinding a motion at the same meeting. <

At the same meeting, the proper motion is to reconsider. This motion can be made by anyone on the prevailing side of the vote (if the motion passed, someone who voted in favor; if the"

[Guest Kim Goldsworthy]

Todd,

>>If a vote was taken by members on an item and now the members have second thoughts on the results, can they bring forward a revote on this item again?<<

kg: Was the "result" adoption or rejection?

The ru"

[Guest Jon Norris]

I think the issue here is specifically; if a motion is passed at one meeting, can a motion be made at the next monthly meeting to nulify or make changes to the previous motion?

For example: If a vote at the March meeting is to build a sea wall th"

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

>> what has to be done to change the original March motion<<

Make a motion to amend the previously adopted motion by striking "4" and inserting "5". A two-thirds vote will do it."

[Guest rosalie]

May the President make a motion?"

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

See FAQ #1, elsewhere on this site."

[Guest Alan]

You say to rescind or change the first vote you need 3/4 vote. Isn't the 3/4 rule only if the issue was not advertised? If the issue has been advertised to the association that we are having a special meeting to vote on rescinding the first vote, I read w"