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Robert's rules, by C. Alan Jennings, PRP

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Robert's rules, by C. Alan Jennings, PRP
Language
eng
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Robert's rules
Nature of contents
handbooks
Responsibility statement
by C. Alan Jennings, PRP
Series statement
For dummies, a Wiley brand
Summary
Demystifies the rules of parliamentary procedure in clear, simple language and shows you how to keep meetings organized, efficient, and on track
Table Of Contents
Introduction -- pt.1: It's parliamentary, my dear: participating effectively in meetings -- 1. Following the rules (Robert's that is) -- 2. Defining the organization: bylaws and other rules -- 3. Meetings: making group decisions -- 4. Notice and a quorum -- 5. Ordering business: the agenda -- pt.2: Motions: putting ideas into action -- 6. Main motions: proposing ideas for group action -- 7. Debate: discussing the pros and cons of ideas -- 8. Making group decisions: voting on the motion -- 9. Subsidiary motions: helping to process the main motion -- 10. Privileged motions: getting through the meeting -- 11. Incidental motions: dealing with questions of procedure -- 12. Looking at motions that bring a question again before the assembly -- pt. 3: Getting involved in leadership -- 13. Who's going to do the work? Following nomination procedures -- 14. Holding elections and making appointments -- 15. Running the show: officers and directors -- 16. Gearing up for the real action: committees -- 17. Reporting to your organization -- 18. Disciplining and removing officers or members -- 19. Starting a new association -- 20. The convention of delegates: a special kind of assembly -- pt.4: The part of tens -- 21. Ten (plus two) meeting procedure myths -- 22. Ten tips for presiding officers -- 23. Ten motion mistakes to avoid -- 24. Ten custom rules to consider -- 25. Ten considerations for electronic meetings -- Appendix: Glossary of parliamentary terms
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