SEIU Bylaws 2009 - Article VII

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ARTICLE VII – MEETINGS

Special Meetings of the Union and all subordinate governing bodies may be held by telephone conferences subject to the following:
 
(a) A majority of the members requested to attend the meeting shall have access to the appropriate telephonic meeting media, as verified by their response to a call for any particular meeting.
 
(b) The technology used for the telephonic meetings shall allow the members full access to and full participation in all meeting transactions either continuously or intermittently throughout the specified time of the meeting.
 
(c) The affirmative vote of a majority of the quorum shall be the minimum vote requirement for the adoption of any motion. A majority of the votes cast, or a greater proportion as indicated by the adopted Parliamentary Authority, shall be necessary for the adoption of motions.
 
(d) Procedural rules related to the conduct of telephonic meetings shall be established and promulgated by the governing body wishing to conduct such meetings.
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Re: SEIU Bylaws 2009 - Article VII

I just wanted to make a quick note even before posting more of the Bylaws.This section is seemingly at the heart of the dispute over SEIU Local 503's corporate status.

I also want to note that I would strike this entire section. I'll add more detail later as I begin going through the Articles in depth.

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