A constitution or set of bylaws is incomplete without provision for amendments. A formal or official examination and verification of accounts. An elected body having authority to act in the name of the organization during the intervals between general meetings. This committee usually consists of the elected officers of the group. Unless otherwise stated, more than half of those who voted.
Majority vote is meaningless unless a quorum is present.
Should be distinguished from plurality. May be used for nominations, amendments, called meetings, etc 6. The candidate receiving the most votes is said to have a plurality. Each group must decide for itself if a plurality is sufficient to elect. The smallest number of members legally capable of doing business.