A review of an excellent flip book for any chair. The roles of the chair are shown in an easy to use format.

There are times when the ordinary rules just don't work. Suspend the Rules allows the assembly to get around this problem so that the necessary work can be done. But no all the rules can be suspended. Take a good listen and find out what can and cannot be done.

This podcast goes over the standard characteristics of motions. Understanding these gives you vital understanding of how to handle and use motions.

The Standard Code, originally by Alice Sturgis, is one of the major parliamentary authorities. It differs from Robert's in many ways but the differences are easy to understand and use.

The yearly meeting of the American Institute of Parliamentarians is called the Annual Session. What happens at this series of meetings?

There are many Parliamentary Authorities. This podcast looks at how one is adopted so that it becomes the authority for the organization.

There are several motions that should not be used. This podcast looks at these motions and tells when they should not be used with the reasons why.

An opinion is a professional look at a particular situation or event. Opinions are based on the parliamentary authority and how it applies to the situation.

This podcast looks at the basic information about Bylaws. They are the basic rules of a society and so are very important.

Writing bylaws is not an easy process. The writers need to represent the various ideas prevalent in the organization and need to think in a very logical manner.