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I haven't read the Consensus Building Handbook, but it seems like a handbook for building consensus, and not a handbook for maintaining order in a parliamentary
by lazzlazzlazz 7y ago
I haven't read the Consensus Building Handbook, but it seems like a handbook for building consensus, and not a handbook for maintaining order in a parliamentary setting. They don't seem like substitutes for one another - maybe complements.
- garmaine 7y agoRobert’s rules of order are used EVERYWHERE, not just in parliament. You’re local school’s PTA probably follows RRO for its meetings, but in a context where unanimity probably matters more. That’s the subtext of the comment you are replying to.