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If a group that has 460 members and 14 percent of the group voted to change it's bylaws and 16 percent voted against the change how many people did not vote?
70%, or approximately 322 people
How do you become a new union steward?
Your Union Bylaws will give the details of union steward selection, they can be voted on by their fellow employees or appointed by either the Union President or the Business Agent. Usually will have to go through training in proper procedures, the Union Constitution, Bylaws, and the Contract.
In New Jersey do established bylaws of a township committeee where the authority to create same given to the committee by township ordinance need to be voted on once a year to be valid?
no, legally in new jersy it must be voted on once every 10 years
Can a homeowners Board of Directors give right of entry to a cable company to install their equipment without a vote from the homeowners?
Several factors are involved in your question. First, the choice of a cable company was probably made during a board meeting and should be recorded in the minutes as a motion and a vote. Owners may not have been able to vote on this item. The association may have made this choice, based on the economics of delivering the service to the community at a lower rate than collectively, individual owners would have paid. A discussion during the board meeting would have informed owners. Second, paying the cable company may have been a budget item, in which case, you could have voted not to ratify the budget, which may have precluded the association from executing a contract with the cable company. Third, entrance into your unit is dictated in your governing documents, and generally, the association is required to give you substantive notice for entry, which you may have been able to deny in this case, since entry by the association was not based on any kind of emergency. As well, review your governing documents, to determine your rights vis-a-vis those of the board's agents when it comes to entry into your unit. Be aware, however, that even though you may not choose to do business with the cable company, if the budget passed, you'll be paying for at least the basic service in your assessments. Best practices dictate that you read your board meeting minutes and review the annual budget in detail, so that this kind of situation does not present a surprise to you when it happens. There is one caveat to boards that make these choices: when owners do not pay assessments, you act as the collection agency for the vendor. You pay the full monthly rate whether or not owners pay their assessments.
Who was voted ASP host of the year in 2000?
Im not exactly sure what ASP is and therefore I am not aware of who was voted ASP host of the year in 2000. However I do know that ASP is translated to Association of Surfing Professionals.
Is a sergeant at arms voted in or appointed?
A sergeant-at-arms can be either voted in or appointed, depending on the organization or governing body’s rules and procedures. In many legislative bodies, the sergeant-at-arms is appointed by the leadership, while in some organizations or clubs, they may be elected by members. The specific method of selection is typically outlined in the organization's bylaws or constitution.
Can a city council member be on a home owners association board?
Of course, any one can. I'm pretty sure of it.Another AnswerAny owner -- with their name on the title to a residence -- can be voted onto the board of an association, regardless of their occupation or other volunteer work.In the situation where there could be a conflict of interest, however, the board member is well advised to recuse himself or herself from a vote.For example, if the HOA is petitioning the City Council for improvements to a geography owned by or in service to the HOA, the council member on the board would probably abstain from voting in one place or the other.
Who was the last eagle NFL's mvp?
The last Eagle to win an MVP award was Randall Cunningham who was voted MVP by the Pro Football Writers Association in 1990.Prior to Cunningham, Norm Van Brocklin was voted MVP by the Associated Press, United Press International, Newspaper Enterprise Association, and Sporting News in 1960.
Can an Ad Hoc board member be voted in as an officer?
Yes, an Ad Hoc board member can be voted in as an officer, provided that the governing documents of the organization allow for it. Typically, Ad Hoc members are appointed for specific tasks or projects and may not have the same voting rights as regular board members. However, if the organization’s bylaws permit it, they can be elected to an officer position by the board.
What mathematical formula is used to determine the MVP?
None. The Major League's Most Valuable Player awards are voted on awards by the Baseball Writers Association.
Does the American Psychological Association support or oppose same-sex marriage?
The APA voted to support same-sex marriage and parenting in August 2011.
Who won the Cy Young the most and what's it for?
Roger Clemens with seven. The award is given to the best pitcher in each league, as voted by the Baseball Writers Association of America.
