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conversations.value: What is a description for a book titled Robert's Rules Of Order Newly Revised about Robert's, Rules, Order with the genre: Reference, Etiquette?
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conversations.value: Since Robert's Rules of Order first was published in 1896, it's been the means to orderly, smooth, and fairly conducted meetings. This ninth edition of the famous manual of parliamentary procedure includes everything from the first edition, but all of the information is clarified, cross-referenced, and carefully indexed. &quot;Where there is no law, but every man does what is right in his own eyes, there is the least of real liberty,&quot; said General Henry M. Robert, and his gift of order is as indispensable now as it was a century ago.
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conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Maryland, Association, Parliamentarians with the genre: Business & Money, Business Culture?
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised'
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conversations.value: What is the first five paragraphs for the book?
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conversations.value: Robert's Rules Of Order Newly Revised
  Each separate charge contained in the resolutions must be accompanied by at least one specification, unless the investigating committee and the accused agree in preferring that this information not be disclosed outside the trial. It is best if each specification is carefully worded so as to make no broader allegation than is believed sufficient to establish the validity of the charge if the specification is found to be true.
  The "managers" at the trial—referred to in the fourth resolution of the complete set shown above—have the task of presenting the evidence against the accused, and must be members of the society. Their duty, however, is not to act as prosecutors—in the sense of making every effort to secure conviction—but rather to strive that the trial will get at the truth and that, in the light of all facts brought out, the outcome will be just.
  FORMAL NOTIFICATION OF THE OFFICER OR MEMBER. If the society adopts resolutions ordering trial before the assembly or a committee, the secretary immediately sends to the accused, by a method providing confirmation of delivery to his address (such as registered mail with delivery confirmation), a letter notifying him of the date, hour, and place of the trial, containing an exact copy of the charge(s) and specifications with the date of their adoption, and directing him to appear as cited—even if the accused officer or member was present when the resolutions were adopted. The secretary's letter of notification can reproduce the resolutions in full and can be worded as follows:
  It is the duty of the secretary to have at hand at the trial a photocopy, printout, or other direct reproduction of the letter of notification with the delivery confirmation attached, as proof that it was delivered to the accused's address.
  If the accused fails to appear for trial at the appointed time as directed, the trial proceeds without him.
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conversations.value: In organizations where disciplinary matters may arise with some frequency, the system of having a Committee on Discipline has the advantages of not unduly inconveniencing the society, and of promoting the avoidance of scandal and the settlement of disciplinary problems without an actual trial.
  If the presiding officer refuses or fails to turn the chair over as required, and ignores a point of order on the issue (or ignores, or does not abide by the decision on, an appeal of a ruling on the point of order) the motion to declare the chair vacant may be put to a vote by its maker as explained on pages 650–51. In such a case, the motion is undebatable.
  In the chart on the two following pages, the privileged, subsidiary, and main motions are listed in order of rank, the motion at the top taking precedence over all the others, and each of the remaining ones taking precedence over all those below it. A main motion is in order only when no other motion is pending.
  Can interrupt a person speaking in debate if urgency requires it. | Calling a member to order (pp. 645–46)
  Call for separate vote(s) on one or more of a series of unrelated resolutions that have been offered by a single motion (pp. 110, 274–75), or on one or more of a series of amendments on which the chair has stated the question in gross (pp. 523, 535–36, 540)
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conversations.value: Accept resignation or grant Request to Be Excused from a Duty, if person was present or has been notified ( **32** )
  Adopt or amend bylaws or constitution, rules of order, or any other rules that require previous notice for their amendment **(2, 54, 57, 59)**
  Election, if person elected was present and did not decline, or was absent but had consented to candidacy, or had not consented to candidacy but has been notified and has not declined ( **46** )
  References are to page numbers, with **boldface page numbers** indicating definitions. (Top-level headings appear in **boldface text** , as a visual aid.)
  The content of Tables II–VII (t6–t47), in which motions can be located alphabetically by category, is not indexed.