officer replacement

[Guest randy parks]

my org youth program governed by ROBERTS RULES OF ORDER IF NOT COVERED IN BYLAWS 4 elected positions 2 yr terms one appointed position by pres 1yr term commissioner. SECRETARY POSITION OPEN NEvER FILLED pres should have appointed temp replacement did not. pres resign vp resign. neither one appointed a successor treasurer claims they are new president by default. does the commissioner have a position to claim rights to the president spot? or should there be a special election to resolve the matter?

[Kim Goldsworthy]

4 elected positions

2 yr terms

one appointed position by pres 1yr term commissioner.

SECRETARY POSITION OPEN NEVER FILLED

pres should have appointed temp replacement did not.

pres resign

vp resign.

neither one appointed a successor

treasurer claims they are new president by default.

does the commissioner have a position to claim rights to the president spot?

or should there be a special election to resolve the matter?

Secretary position open, never filled.

Pres should have appointed temp replacement; did not.

Good. Because it doesn't work that way.

Pres resign.

Vp resign.

Okay. Office of P is unfilled and office of VP is unfilled. THIS IS IMPORTANT INFO.

Neither one appointed a successor.

Good. Because it doesn't work that way.

Treasurer claims that [himself] [is] the new president by default.

No. Treasurers never become presidents JUST BECAUSE the office of P and VP are vacant. And neither do Commissioners. It doesn't work that way.

Does the commissioner have a position to claim rights to the president spot?

No. And neither does the Treasurer. See above.

Should there be a special election to resolve the matter?

Yes.

'Cause that's the way it works, without a P and without a VP.