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Originally posted by ktsnake
Any of us that use it know that it's absolutely the best way to get things done in a large group. We all have different ways of implementing it but I'm sure most of us use it.
How does your chapter handle parliamentary procedure education? How do you settle disputes of rules? Do you think it works well for your group? When is a good time to use it, when is not a good time?
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We actually run an hour long session on basic parlimentary procedure during our pledge program. I have run the session session at state and region conferences of our fraternity.
Since we don't get into anything complex in our meetings, there are rarely any dispute about rules of order.
Anytime you are running a meeting where decisions must be made is the time to use it. If you have what I call a 'program' meeting, there is no need for it.