Rules of Order. (Rules of Procedure) means the applicable procedural rules and rules of conduct contained in this by-law. The proceedings of the Council and its Committees and Advisory Panels, the conduct of the members, and the calling of meetings will be governed by the rules and regulations contained in this by-law.
Rules of Order means the Rules of Order for the Convention of the Diocese of California, as described in Canon VI, Section 6.07.
Rules of Order means the rules, established by this by-law to regulate conduct during a meeting of Council;
Examples of Rules of Order in a sentence
Unless State law or Board-adopted rules apply, the Board President, as the presiding officer, will use Xxxxxx's Rules of Order, (current edition), as a guide when a question arises concerning procedure.
More Definitions of Rules of Order
Rules of Order means the rules, established by this by-law to govern the proceedings of Council and its Committees.
Rules of Order means the Rules of Order of the CBAC set out in Appendix B hereof, as amended or replaced from time to time at the Meeting of Members.
Rules of Order means the rules to regulate debate and the conduct of Members of Council, staff and public during an actual meeting of the Council or Committee.
Rules of Order means the parliamentary policies used in a meeting of the Members as maintained by the Governance Committee;
Rules of Order means the procedures for conducting meetings and elections that are based on democratic parliamentary procedures. The recommended rules of the Corporation are included in “Kerr & King, Procedures for Meetings and Organizations”;
Rules of Order means the rules, established by this By-law to regulate conduct during a meeting of Council.2 GENERAL PROVISIONS2.1 ProtocolThe rules and regulations contained in this By-law shall apply to all meetings of Council and Committees, unless otherwise prescribed;2.1.1 Unless a contrary intention appears in the By-law, words in the singular include the plural and words importing masculine gender include the feminine.2.1.2 All Members, except the Mayor, are to be addressed as: “Councillor (surname inserted)”.2.1.3 The Mayor shall be addressed as: “Mayor (surname inserted)” or as “Your Worship”.2.2 Robert’s Rules of OrderFor purposes of interpreting this By-law or determining a proper course of action for matters that may arise that are not specifically contemplated by this by-law, the most recent edition of Robert’s Rules of Order in existence at the time shall be used as a reference.
Rules of Order means those set out in the OSSTF Handbook.