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Robert’s Rules – Helpful, or No?
I’ve had several conversations recently about whether the use of Robert’s Rules of Order is necessary in an HOA meeting. Some people like the idea, and some people hate it.
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Tagged In Brief, NAP, parliamentary procedure, Robert's Rules, RONR
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