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04-07-2005, 11:46 AM

emb021

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Originally posted by utmadpi02
I think the book I have is Robert's Rules of Order In Brief. I found in in the local bookstore in the reference section next to the full version. It's a much easier read, and much cheaper as well.

Be advised that RRIB is NOT a replacement for RONR! Its meant to help you learn parliamentary procedure, not act as your parliamentary authority. You will still need RONR to consult should you need to.

This is something that is pointed out very strongly in RRIB.

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