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Tag: Meeting Procedure

Robert's Rules

Before you adopt Robert’s Rules of Order, it’s important to know why Australians may actually be better served by something else entirely?

April 4, 2026
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Robert’s Rules of Order is one of the most frequently cited and least understood procedural frameworks you’ll encounter — particularly in Australian meetings

What if the biggest thing standing between you and better meetings is your own reluctance to change them?

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The biggest barrier to better meetings, is the boss, or chair, who wan’t consider another approach. They to get out of the way and let other people with new ideas have a trial meeting – you may be surprised at what happens.

What if you could reduce your meeting time without cutting a single agenda item. It’s called En bloc

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En bloc simply means “as a whole”. It’s a very effective technique to deal with a range of items (which have disagreement) as one motion or one decision.

Point of Order

Does your meeting really understand Points of Order — or is everyone just hoping no one raises one?

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A point of order is a tool, which is used to draw attention to a breach in rules, an irregularity in procedure, the irrelevance or continued repetition of a speaker or the breaching of established practices or contradiction of a previous decision.

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