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Criticizing a board decision in public

By Ann Macfarlane / December 4, 2019 / Comments Off on Criticizing a board decision in public
A pen rests on a paper with two checkboxes labeled "I agree" and "I disagree," poised to capture sentiments on a recent, criticized board decision.

It is a basic principle of parliamentary procedure that the decision of the majority, voting at a properly called meeting, is the decision of the body as a whole. The members whose views did not prevail are bound to go along with the majority. This goes back deep in time, to the origins of our…

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