Presented by Daniel Jackson, PRP
Have you ever sat in a totally ineffective and disorganized meeting? You have a question, want to make a recommendation, and you have concerns about the presiding officer. You want to ask questions and give input, but you don't know how to do it and are fearful that you will not be recognized. What do you do? Do you sit back and endure the "pain" or do you make a parliamentary inquiry, point of information, or even a point of order? Each motion has a specific purpose and a strategy for its use. This workshop explores how to use each. Make sure to have a copy of Robert's Rules of Order handy.