EX-OFFICIO

[Guest Lee M]

Yes, he does. (see page 480)"

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

Or, more conveniently, FAQ #2, elsewhere on this site.

Note, too, that RONR recommends that the president not be an ex-officio member of the nominating committee (not the bylaws committee)."

[Guest Rob Elsman]

He enjoys all the rights and privileges as other members of the committees, i.e., makes motions, speaks in debate, and votes; however, he is not obligated to attend the committees' meetings. He is not counted in the number of committee members needed for "

[Guest Zeb]

...nor does he get an extraordinary 'priviledges' since he is there as President??"

[Guest Rob Elsman]

He still enjoys whatever privileges the bylaws give to the president, as president."