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Refresher – How to Make and Consider a Motion

Earlier this week I described the five types of motions under Robert’s Rules of Order: main, subsidiary, incidental, privileged and previous. Some motions have their own specific requirements, which you can read about in detail in Robert’s Rules of Order. Today, I will discuss the basic process for dealing with most motions that arise at condominium meetings.   Read more……..

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