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October 19, 2009 Please join us at our October 19, 2009 meeting.
Topics:Basic Parlimentary Procedure |
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Officers
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President:
Alice Langley
Vice President:
Susan Cameron
Secretary:
Gloette Hess
Treasurer:
Patricia Simpson
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF PARLIAMENTARIANS DISTRICT 7 COLORADO ASSOCIATION OF PARLIAMENTARIANS PARLQUEST
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What are Parliamentary Rules?
Parliamentary rules are the actual rules of the game of democracy. Their purpose is to expedite business, to maintain order, to ensure justice, to provide equal treatment for all members, and to help an organization to accomplish the purpose for which it was formed. Let the Colorado Omega Gaveliers show you how to do so.
* The basic principles of Parliamentary Law are:
* Courtesy and just for all
* Consideration of one subject at a time
* The minority must be heard
* The rights of absentees must be protected
* The will of the majority must prevail
At its monthly meetings, you can work with all levels of members. This unit meets on the third Monday evening of each month from September through May with the exception of December (no meeting) and January (the second Monday). Meetings are held at the Colorado Nurses' Association. Some of the topics covered are:
- Education of Parliamentary Law
- Main and Ranking Motions
- Rules That Govern
- Parliamentary Terminology
- Protocol
- Bylaws
- Agendas
- “Find it in RONR”
- Presiding Practice
Click on the Education Programs link for the 2003/2004 schedule.
The Colorado Association of Parliamentarians (CAP) was organized in 1959 as a State association of the National Association of Parliamentarians (NAP). The purpose of the association is to promote interest in parliamentary law. The Colorado Association of Parliamentarians offers you parliamentary study unit, classes in Roberts Rules of Order Newly Revised, workshops in parliamentary procedure, parliamentarians to assist in meetings and conventions, parliamentarians as judges and instructors for student teams in parliamentary competitions, assistance in preparing bylaws and forming new organizations.
See Colorado Units link for other study units.
Organized in 1930, the National Association of Parliamentarians (NAP) is the oldest professional non-profit association of parliamentarians in the world. Current membership is approximately 3,500, which 450 hold professional registered status.
For further information click on the National Association of Parliamentarians link.
