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I think the authors of the package assumed that it would be an
either/or and that we might know right up front whether or not we will
be attending.

Due to my travel schedule and workloads, I won't know until a day or
two ahead of time whether or not I can make it.  So it leaves me with
a real dilemma - to mail or not to mail. I would guess that many other
would be in the same situation.

Karen

-----Original Message-----
From: CIPS General Discussion List [mailto:CIPS-L@LISTSERV.UNB.CA]On
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Sent: Friday, February 19, 1999 2:26 PM
To: CIPS-L@LISTSERV.UNB.CA
Subject: Re: Questions about the SGM procedures.


"Karen Lopez, I.S.P." <KarenLopez@infoadvisors.com> wrote:

...
>1.  For those of us who will not know until right before the SGM
>whether or not we will be able to attend, can we mail in our ballot
>and still attend the meeting?  If so, will there be a provision for
>retrieving our ballots at the beginning of the meeting?
>

According to Roberts Rules of Order you do - but not
according to the package as I read it.

...
>6. What parliamentary law basis was used to suspend the normal
>parliamentary procedures for this meeting?

That'll be a fun answer...

Tom

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