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Understanding Quorum and Voting Procedures in Meetings

This quiz tests your knowledge of essential meeting procedures and rules, including quorum requirements, the chairperson's voting rights, nominations, and the role of amendments. It covers fundamental aspects such as what constitutes a quorum, when a chairperson is allowed to vote, and whether nominations need a second. Additionally, it delves into the chairperson's responsibilities during discussions and identifies the different types of motions, providing a comprehensive overview for anyone involved in formal meetings or organizations.

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Understanding Quorum and Voting Procedures in Meetings

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  1. Quiz #10 April 17, 2003

  2. 1. The number of members needed to reach a quorum is . . . ? • 10% of the members • 50% of the membership • Half of the members plus one • 2/3rd of the members present • What ever number the group decides it is

  3. 2. When does the chairperson vote? • On voice votes • Only on Saturday • Only on a tie vote • On main motions only • Whenever they feel like it

  4. 3. Do nominations require a second? • Yes • No • If made during an official meeting • Yes, if made from the floor. • All of the above

  5. 4. What is the chairperson’s role in discussion? • Impartial facilitator • Advocate of the minority • Protector of the majority • Keeper of the drink • Gavel rapper

  6. 5. An amendment is a type of: • Privileged motion • Subsidiary motion • Incidental motion • Motion that is out of order • Goober motion

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