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when a participant in a vote either does not go to
vote (on Election Day) or, in parliamentary
procedure, is present during the vote, but does not
cast a ballot; may be used to indicate the voting
individual's ambivalence about the measure or mild
abstention
disapproval that does not rise to the level of active
opposition they do not count in tallying the vote;
when practiced members are in effect only
attending the meeting to aid in constituting a
quorum
a documented event, task, activity, or action that
needs to take place usually documented in the
meeting minutes and are recorded in the task list of
action item list
the group—at the next meeting it is reviewed by the
group and at that meeting the facilitator will check
the status of these items
a list of meeting activities in the order in which they
agenda are to be taken up, beginning with the call to order
and ending with the adjournment
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used to modify another motion; takes three basic
forms: 1) inserting or adding words or paragraphs; 2)
striking out words or paragraphs, and; 3) striking out
amend a motion
words and inserting or adding others, or substituting
an entire paragraph or complete resolution for
another
a device used to record choices made by voters;
ballot
each voter uses one and are not shared
highlight matters to be decided and
recommendations to the board; the actions
committee report
suggested to the board are clearly stated and
should follow a standard format
during an election, a formal discussion involving
debate
opposing candidates vying for the same position
when a board must hold a discussion or make
decisions of a sensitive nature; the topics that
commonly discussed and are allowable by law
executive session
usually include personnel issues, contract
negotiations and discussions, lawsuits and other
legal matters, and governing document violations
a report on the association's income and expense
activities including a general ledger, variance,
financial report
accounts payable, income statement and balance
sheet
over 50% of the votes needed to win an election
(can come from those owners who attend the
majority
meeting, in person or by proxy) to decide all
matters except special issues
a report on the association's current projects and
management report
administrative activities
document the decisions made during a meeting,
minutes providing a permanent public record of positions
and actions taken by the board
a formal proposal stating that the association took a
motion
certain action
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