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Robert’s Rule of Order-10th Edition The Order of Business
The “order of business” is the established sequence in which business is taken up during a meeting. It is a blueprint for meetings and provides a systematic plan for the orderly conducted meeting.
Opening the meeting Forth coming meeting agenda will be posted on the ENCSC website
Recognizing Members Establishing the Quorum 10% for items on agenda, 33% for non-agenda items
Reading and Approval of Minutes Following corrections and additions, the minutes should be approved by unanimous consent
Reading and Approval of the Treasurer’s Report Following corrections and additions, the report should be approved by unanimous consent
Reports of Committees according to Bylaws Telephone and E-mail Remembrance Social Membership Ways and Means Nominating
Reports of Special Committees Special committees do not have continued existence. They exist solely for the purposes of a special project. Website Historian Newsletter
Unfinished Business Business which is carried over or tabled from a previous meeting
New Business Items placed on the meeting agenda by the Chair (Officers of the club). Members are encouraged to introduce items of new business.
Adjournment
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