CP CP Disciplinary & Special Proceedings

Question 1

Under RONR, what is the first step when a member's conduct is disruptive during a meeting?

Accepted Answer

The chair calls the member to order

Answer

Immediately put the member on trial

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A motion to expel is made from the floor

Answer

The sergeant-at-arms removes the member

Question 2

A member accused of an offense that could result in expulsion is entitled to:

Accepted Answer

A formal trial with notice of charges and an opportunity to be heard

Answer

An immediate vote of the full membership

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Automatic suspension pending board review

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Removal by executive committee vote without hearing

Question 3

Which body typically conducts a formal disciplinary trial under RONR?

Accepted Answer

A special investigating or trial committee

Answer

The full assembly in open session

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The executive committee behind closed doors

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The parliamentarian acting as adjudicator

Question 4

Which sanction does NOT require a formal trial under RONR?

Accepted Answer

Censure

Answer

Expulsion from membership

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Suspension of membership rights for more than six months

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Removal from office

Question 5

An 'executive session' restricts:

Accepted Answer

Non-members and those without a need to know from participation

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Only media from attending

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Board members from voting on personnel matters

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The parliamentarian from advising on procedure

Question 6

A member found guilty after a disciplinary trial may be subjected to which of the following penalties?

Accepted Answer

Censure, suspension, or expulsion, depending on the offense and bylaws

Answer

Only a verbal reprimand

Answer

Automatic forfeiture of all membership fees paid

Answer

A fine determined by the chair