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Governance Guru

Mar 3

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Only the Chairperson is Allowed to Interrupt

Many organizations have meetings. Meetings should have rules.

Meeting Rules

There are a number of official rules of order, Roberts being the most popular. I have written plenty of posts about how meetings need rules. What I am talking about today is the specific rules about allowing only the chair to interrupt.

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