At 03:01 PM 8/7/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Abd ulRahman Lomax writes:
In my opinion, however, Robert's Rules is only of
peripheral interest on this list.
The discussion during the past week has strengthened my
view of the relevance of Robert's Rules for this list. To anyone
who has become
Ralph Suter explained:
I should have clarified the meaning of parliamentarian. In
the US it doesn't refer to a member of parliament, since US
doesn't have a parliament. Rather, it refers to people who
are experts in meeting procedures (usually Robert's Rules of
Order) and who serve as
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To anyone
who has become minimally well-informed about alternative
methods for conducting votes when there are three or
more candidates or options
As a UK subject I am not familiar with Robert's Rules, but I think it helpful
to
James Gilmour writes;
I think it
helpful to distinguish between electing a single winner from three
candidates and making one decision when presented with three
options. Choosing the best single winner is the toughest task in
electoral science and I'll leave it to further discussion on this
