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Robert's Rules of Order
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Robert's Rules of Order

Rules for the conduct of meetings in an orderly manner. First used in 1876 by American army officer Henry Martyn Robert, who was asked to preside over a church meeting and discovered that neither he,nor anyone else,knew a proper or consistent way to conduct meetings. Today, almost all organizations, including those for condominiums, co-op apartments,homeowners groups,and others,adopt Robert's Rules of Order in their bylaws. (The official Web site at www.robertsrules.com warns that the earliest editions of the Rules are no longer copyright protected,and so may be found in reprint, masquerading as current editions.)



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Volunteer committee chairs should be trained to apply Roberts' Rules of Order as well as to motivate volunteers in a committee environment; reward volunteers; run meetings; develop an agenda based on identified tasks or objectives; and delegate and facilitate tasks.
 
 
 
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