Difference between revisions of "Annual Meeting"
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Actions that may take place at a meeting without a quorum are few, but they normally include: | Actions that may take place at a meeting without a quorum are few, but they normally include: | ||
| − | * Announcing the results of the annual [[Elections]] of [[Directors]]; | + | * Announcing the results of the annual [[Elections]] of [[Directors]] and ''[[Magister Rosae]]''; |
| − | * Presentation of the annual [[State of the Society]] address. | + | * Presentation of the annual [[State of the Society]] address (though this has sometimes been delayed to the following Board meeting when subject matter is sensitive. |
Should a quorum be obtained, additional actions possible are limited to: | Should a quorum be obtained, additional actions possible are limited to: | ||
| − | * Actions referred to the Annual | + | * Actions referred to the Annual Meeting by the [[Board]]; |
| − | * Proposing actions for | + | * Proposing actions for [[Board]] consideration; |
* Resolutions of thanks or commendation; and | * Resolutions of thanks or commendation; and | ||
* Resolutions to the Board, imploring their action. | * Resolutions to the Board, imploring their action. | ||
Revision as of 19:11, 14 November 2016
The Annual Meeting of The Augustan Society, Inc., is required by the By-Laws, which also require it to be called at 10am on 18 August each year. For practical reasons, it is normally immediately recessed to the following Saturday at the site of the Annual Convention, if any, or the next regular Board meeting.
The Annual Meeting is open to the public, by law. Roll of members is taken by list to determine if a quorum is present. A quorum is 10% of the membership, and as such it has not been possible to obtain a quorum since the Society moved from Torrance.
Actions that may take place at a meeting without a quorum are few, but they normally include:
- Announcing the results of the annual Elections of Directors and Magister Rosae;
- Presentation of the annual State of the Society address (though this has sometimes been delayed to the following Board meeting when subject matter is sensitive.
Should a quorum be obtained, additional actions possible are limited to:
- Actions referred to the Annual Meeting by the Board;
- Proposing actions for Board consideration;
- Resolutions of thanks or commendation; and
- Resolutions to the Board, imploring their action.
This limited scope is because the Board is generally in charge of the conduct of the Society, with little authority left to the membership at large.
