Common use of Disorderly Conduct Clause in Contracts

Disorderly Conduct. (i) If the Chair is of the opinion that a Member has misconducted, or is misconducting him or herself by persistently disregarding the ruling of the Chair or by behaving irregularly, improperly or offensively or by wilfully obstructing the business of the Board the Chair may notify the meeting of that opinion and may take any of the following actions either separately or in sequence: (a) the Chair may direct the Member to refrain from speaking during all or part of the remainder of the meeting (b) the Chair may direct the Member to withdraw from all or part of the remainder of the meeting (c) the Chair may order the Member to be removed from the Meeting (d) the Chair may adjourn the meeting for such period as shall seem expedient to him (ii) In the event of general disturbance which in the opinion of the Chair renders the due and orderly dispatch of business impossible, the Chair, in addition to any other power invested in the Chair, may without question, adjourn the meeting of the Board for such periods as in the Chair's discretion shall be considered expedient.

Appears in 14 contracts

Samples: Operating Agreement, Operating Agreement, Operating Agreement

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