Parliamentary~Protocol~Standard Procedures Flashcards
Does the standing committee change? What does it do?
No it evaluates the chapter process EVERY year!
What are Standards are needed to do
Implement what is required of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority Incorporated Constitution and bylaws
Guide us in our efforts to operate our chapters and efficiently
And ensure that the chapter officers and committee chairman are complying with the duties and responsibilities governed
What is the standing committee charged with
The standing committee is charged with the responsibility of evaluating chapters each region annually
Who evaluates chapter operations at the Susan Committee Chairman to ensure effectiveness and efficiency and keeping any documentation present
AKA E Team (evaluation team)
Walks every member should always carry with her to old sorority business function chapter committee meeting conferences clusters Boule etc. what
A current copy of the constitution and bylaws
Manuel of Standard procedures
Robert rules of order
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Ch bylaws
Is scholarship a standing committee
NO
Constitution defines
The primary characteristics of our sorority
The constitution primary characteristics
Name and purpose
Governing body- boule
Policy making body-directorate
Structure of chapters and regions
Bylaws
Prescribe how our organization functions
Contains all the rules the sorority deems so important that they cannot be changed without previous notice to members
Constitution and Bylaws
Manual is standard procedure
Contains special rules of order that provide the “how to” or procedure for implementing or further amplifying the various functions of the sorority prescribed in the bylaws
Constitution
Gives the chapter the power to establish their own bylaws that will govern the function of the operation on the local level. (Not to be confused with the constitution and bylaws of alpha kappa alpha sorority incorporated.
What is the rank order of the official documents
- Constitution and Bylaws
- Manual of standard procedure
- Chapter Bylaws
- Robert Rules of Order (newly revised)