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You seem to be saying that, within that version of the rules, an individual has a right to speak to every single motion for 20 minutes. If you have four motion
by statstutor 6y ago
You seem to be saying that, within that version of the rules, an individual has a right to speak to every single motion for 20 minutes.
If you have four motions on the agenda and an hour to cover them, that single person can comfortably guarantee that we ain't hearing the fourth motion.
That would be untenable for local community organisations that I have been a part of. Every such org has that one individual member (and their pals) who would rather raze it to the ground than not get their way.
- Turing_Machine 6y ago> If you have four motions on the agenda and an hour to cover them Then the meeting goes for an hour and 20 minutes instead. Happens all the time. Or the fourth motion is the first order of business at the next meeting. Or...
- statstutor 6y ago> Then the meeting goes for an hour and 20 minutes instead. Happens all the time. My original comment was objecting to the parent claim that this is respectful of people's time.