[GSA Council] Council Chair's Decision - Nonmembers speaking during the Council meeting

[Hamed Esmaeeli]

Thanks everybody for their knowledgable emails, which we only face in
emails!
It would be great if we pay attention to solving real problems of graduate
students the same as this condition.
It is appreciated to at least receive email communications during weekdays
and work hours. However, hall buildings may being open for discussions.

Thank you!
Hamed

On Tue., Nov. 26, 2019, 8:45 p.m. jimmykailuncaao, <s115290a1234 at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Dear Chair,
>
> With regard to the latest email sent by the Chair to Manuel Lepage
> Lévesque:
>
> Under RONR, Calling The Question is a non-debatable motion. There is a
> separate section for Dilatory Motions. Also, Dilatory Motions are those
> which delay business, and that is actually the complete opposite of Calling
> The Question. This means that the information provided by the chair, in
> this case, is false.
>
> With regard to the email sent by the Chair to Jacqueline:
>
> Can the Chair please provide an RONR reference supporting the Chair's view
> that minutes are approved by the Chair? Not only does this contradict
> section 47 of RONR, but the idea of council approving its own minutes is
> also an elementary notion of parliamentary procedure. Again, the chair has
> provided false information.
>
> It is the chair's responsibility to guarantee accuracy of information
> provided to Council by the Chair.
>
> The Chair may choose to respond to this email at the next council meeting
> instead of by email.
>
> Yours sincerely,
> Jimmy Kailun Cao
>
>
>
> Le sam. 23 nov. 2019 à 17:51, Timir Baran Roy <timirbaranju at gmail.com> an
> écrit :
>
>> Dear Council Member,
>>
>> This is an email response to the question if the nonmembers (members
>> outside the Council) are allowed to talk during the Council meeting.
>>
>> Following the RONR PP. 648, ll. 9 to PP. 649, ll. 15 actions can be taken
>> against any nonmember who is creating annoyance during the meeting and
>> action can be taken by the Chair alone. The annoying nonmember can not
>> appeal against the Chair's decision and has to follow that.
>>
>> Following the RONR PP. 17, if the Council would like to allow a nonmember
>> to talk in a debate, the Council should pass a motion for that with the
>> 2/3rd majority. Unless and until the motion is adopted, no nonmember shall
>> be allowed to speak in the Council meeting. Nonmembers are given 30 minutes
>> time before each Council meeting so that the nonmembers can talk to their
>> representatives, i.e. the Directors or Executives. The nonmembers are also
>> able to talk to the representatives outside the meeting room. The Chair
>> shall not allow any nonmember to speak during the Council meeting unless
>> and until a motion for such pass 2/3rd majority. The Chair will NOT
>> recognize any nonmember, who is willing to get the floor during a
>> discussion.
>>
>> Thank you very much.
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>> Timir
>>
>> *Timir Baran Roy*, MSc.
>>
>> Ph.D. Candidate (Civil Engineering)
>>
>> Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science
>>
>> Council Chair & Senator
>>
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>>
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>>
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