Problem Meeting

[Guest J. J.]

What rules do you claim "were not adhered to?" The absence of the president has no bearing on the legitimacy of the meeting.

J. J."

[Guest Donna Kenly]

The meeting was not called to order,no was appointed to run the meeting, motions were passed by the membership that dictate business to the BOD."

[Guest J. J.]

>>The meeting was not called to order,<<

Since the group obviously was aware that the meeting was beginning (and in order), it is too late to raise a point of order (p. 244).

>>no was appointed to run the meeting,<&l"

[Guest Kim Goldsworthy]

Donna Kenly,

>>The meeting was not called to order, no was appointed to run the meeting, motions were passed by the membership that dictate business to the BOD.<<

kg: And you think that the above makes the adoptions of each motion"

[Guest Donna Kenly]

It got by the membership because most if not all... are unconscious when it comes to RR. I doubt there was even a copy of RR at the meeting."

[Guest J. J.]

That has nothing to do with it. The point is that assembly acquiesced to the procedure.

It is too late now to do anything about that.

J. J. "