Director's Abstention Voting

[Guest JDStackpole]

I fear your "understanding" is in error.

An abstention is not a vote at all - it doesn't count on either side of th question.

And irrespective of all that, any member is free to move to rescind something previously adopted no m"

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

>>I understand that an abstention vote is the same as a "no" vote when the majority passes a motion.<<

Well, I'm afraid you're mistaken.

But any member can make a motion to rescind a motion regardless of how he vote"

[Guest Kadye]

thanks for the replies. It just seems strange to me that a director who chose to abstain for personal reasons could bring up the same matter once he feels he has enough votes to rescind something he chose not to vote on. Your help is appreciated and I st"

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

>>It just seems strange to me that a director who chose to abstain for personal reasons could bring up the same matter once he feels he has enough votes to rescind something he chose not to vote on.<<

Maybe he changed his mind."