This seems like a very minor question but it actually one of great importance. Meetings are held according to established schedules found in the bylaws, according to procedures established by the bylaws.
You cannot just order up a meeting although many in organizations think that this can happen. You need to follow the rules for calling meetings. These are going to vary from one organization to another.
So look to the bylaws as to when you are required to meet -- either a date, a period, or by special calling of the rules. Outside of these, nobody can order up a meeting. Oh, if you are a non-profit in Japan, the Kanji can order a meeting -- it's the law.
Monday, 22 February 2010
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