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W. Craig Henry CPP-T, PRP
Recently I was asked on who should prepare bylaws: a lawyer or a parliamentarian? Lawyers know the statutes; Parliamentarians know governance and meeting procedures. I feel both legal counsel and a parliamentary expert should be involved in the...
Question: How do you Rescind a previously adopted motion? Answer: The incidental main motion to rescind a previously adopted motion (also known simply as rescind, repeal or annul) is the motion by which a previous action or order can be cancelled or countermanded. The...
From Demeter’s Manual of Parliamentary Law, by George Demeter: Don’t come to the meetings. If you do come, come late. If the weather does not suit you, don’t think of coming. If you attend a meeting, find fault with the officers and the other members. Never accept an...
Question: Last month our organization decided to remodel our admin building and the Board Secretary was asked to get bids and decide on the best contractor that comes in under $250,000. Since that time, we have had a major wind storm that caused $3.2 million in...
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