Voting
There are this many types of voting.
What is 6?
More than 50% of the membership.
What is a majority?
This officer calls meeting to order, follows the agenda, and models parliamentary protocols
Who is the president?
This is the easiest way for a president to move a meeting along when an action needs approval.
What is to call for a motion?
No matter what your role is in the organization, your attendance or absence impacts the organization’s ability to conduct business.
What is True?
This type of vote is done by paper
What is a ballot vote?
This document defines how a quorum is determined.
What are the bylaws?
This officer keeps a pictorial record of the organization and is responsible for the newsletter and scrapbook.
Who is the Editor/Historian?
This must happen for a motion to move forward.
What is a second?
The history of parliamentarian procedures goes back to the 1560's in the British House of Commons.
What is True?
This type of vote is a count of aye's and no's
What is a voice vote?
A quorum is required for this.
What is any action or voting?
This officer assists the President in keeping the meeting going with respect, civility and kindness.
What is the Parliamentarian?
This is the number of motions needed to end a meeting.
What is one?
Only an elected officer can make a motion.
What is False?
This type of vote involves raising hands, voting cards or standing.
What is a Rising Vote?
In the absence of the bylaws spelling out a number, then this is required for a quorum.
What is a majority?
This officer records attendance and establishes a quorum.
Who is the Vice President?
This occurs after a motion is "seconded."
What is a call for disussion?
A consensus vote uses a counted number of aye's and no's
What is False?