Deliberative votes
A deliberative vote is a vote given to a person because they are a member of the group. The term is usually applied to people
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A deliberative vote is a vote given to a person because they are a member of the group. The term is usually applied to people
The terms “formal motion” and “procedural motion” mean exactly yhe same thing. They are motions which act upon the processes or predured being followed in
The term “substantive motion” has been around for a long time and is the term most Australian authorities use. The term “main motion” is used
Osmund of Perth has asked a question about the procedural motion “That the meeting proceeds to the next business”. His specific question is, what exactly
Di from country New South Wales, Australia has asked a question about rescission of motions. Rescission motions are always tricky – not in procedure but
One of the important considerations for meetings which last more than 2 hours is the chairs. Many venues save money on the chairs they buy and this
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Every time you speak or lead a meeting your leadership skills are on show.
With his broad skillset as a high-level presentation skills coach, meetings advisor and impartial chair, professional strategic planning facilitator and motivational speaker David builds stronger leaders.
He gives current and emerging leaders the skills and confidence to own the room whenever they speak.
