Proxy Vote

[Guest J. J.]

Under RONR, no.

There would, however, be several things to look at.

1. Is a unanimous vote of the members present required or do the bylaws require all members of the board to vote on it.

2. Is the organization covered by some"

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

And note that "unanimous approval" may not mean the same thing as a "unanimous vote".

At a meeting of six members, a vote of 1-0, with five members abstaining, is considered a unanimous vote but might not be considered "u"

[Guest Kim Goldsworthy]

Steve,

>>Assuming all board members present approve the motion . . .<<

>>May the missing member approve such motion after the fact a few days later?<<

kg: No. That is impossible under Robert's Rules of Order.<"