Why have rules? | p. 1 |
The "why and wherefore" of meeting rules | p. 3 |
So you're going to a meeting | p. 9 |
What happens at a meeting? | p. 11 |
How decisions are made at a meeting : handling motions | p. 18 |
Debate | p. 28 |
Amendments | p. 38 |
Postponing and referring to a committee | p. 52 |
How can a group change its mind? | p. 57 |
Voting and elections | p. 63 |
Voting | p. 65 |
Nominations and elections | p. 77 |
Bylaws and other rules and how to use them | p. 81 |
What are the basic types of rules? | p. 83 |
How are rules enforced and how are they suspended? | p. 89 |
Beyond the basics | p. 97 |
Looking up the rules : how to use Robert's rules of order newly revised | p. 99 |
Frequently asked questions | p. 110 |
A summary of motions | p. 124 |
So you've been elected (or appointed) | p. 133 |
President or vice-president | p. 135 |
Secretary | p. 142 |
Treasurer | p. 152 |
Board member | p. 156 |
Committee chairman or member | p. 160 |
Convention delegate or alternate | p. 166 |
Index | p. 177 |
Tables | p. 185 |
For help during a meeting | p. 198 |
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