ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17
Order OF Business = Rules Of Order
For The Ninth Quadrennial G. F. u Convention


than 80 days before the Convention is called to order
Executive Board has prepared and at it's meeting of July
2 1855 adopted the Order of Business and Rules of Order
published herewith and the Delegates at the Convention
have the right to adopt revise amend the
All members of the Convention urged to study the
proposed Order of and Rules of Order the meet
ngs and work of the Convention will be conducted strictly
accordance with the adopted Order of Business and Rules
of Order.
ORDER OF BUSINESS -
y Opening of the Convention
p Report of the Supreme Trial Board Delegates
Credentials.
81 Swearing in of Delegates and report contested
Delegates cases.
~ Adoption of Order of Business and Rules of Order
s. Appointment of necessary Committees by the Con-
venton Chairman: Committee Bylaws; Press Commit
tee; Committee Petitions; Committee Complaints;
Committee Per Diem Salaries and Surety Bonds; Com
mttee Greetings and Resoutons and such other Com
mittees the Convention may deem necessary.
g. Reading of the Presidents Message.
y Reports: Supreme Offcers Supreme Trial Board;
Editors Legal Counselor Supreme Medical Director D
rector of Sports and Education; Superintendent and Chill
dren's Home Committee.
81 Approval of work: Supreme Administrations Su-
preme Trial Board; Officials other Committees of the
Union.
81 Report of Committee Per Diem, Salaries and
Surety Bonds.
1O) Election of future Administration: Executive
Legal Counselor Supreme Medical Director Director of
Department of Sports and Education; Chidren's Home
Board Superintendent of Chidren's Home
~ Reports of Committee Bylaws and other Com
mittees of the Convention.
12 Selection of the city, in which the next the Tenth
Convention, will be held.
49, Miscellaneous
14) Swearing in of the newly-elected Supreme Ad-
minstration and Officials
15) Adjournment
RULES OF ORDER -
> u Sessions of the Convention shall be held from
900 AM to 12:00 Noon, and from 1:3O to 500 PM.
p The Chairman is required to call each session to
order at the time set by the Convention.
81 During sessions of the Convention, there must be
quiet, order and attention to work.
~ Any member of the Convention who dsturbs the
peace and order during session of the Convention
disturbance and disorder either by improper provocaton
disturbing the work of Others the Of offensive Ian
guage called to order by the Chair who may order
him reprmanded in the Minutes. The Chairman may, with
the the Convention deny the privileges of the
floor any member who is guilty of misconduct Should
these prove Ineffective then the Chair move
for the expulsion of such member from the Convention.
The Convention may, by majority vote of the Delegates
present at the session. expe an individual member from
sessions from the entire Convention mem
expelled from the Convention shall forfeit his diem
for the duration of his expulsion
s. No one may interrupt speaker while he is talk
ing If member called to order while speaking ne shall
be seated place until order restored and may then
continue his speech, if the Chair permits it.
g. When given the floor, member of the Convention
must confine himself to the question under discussion
y A motion passed defeated by majority of the
legally votes of those present at the session. cannot
be taken up for debate again unless it is revived at the
session at the session Immediately following and
then only upon the motion less than Delegates
duly seconded and supported by hreeths vote OF Dele
gates present at that session.
81 1t is the duty of every Delegate to vote all mo-
TONS Excluded only those Delegates who are absent
from the session by permission of the Chair.
81 A Roll Call vote shall be taken any motion be-
fore Convention if demanded by member of the
Convention and if such request is supported by majority
vote of those present at the session.
1O) Every motion must be seconded before it can be
up discussion and then announced by the Chair
MAN, the request of the Chairman the motion must
be submitted in writing.
~ No member Of the Convention may speak on the
subject than longer than five minutes
until other members of the Convention who asked to
speak the subject have been heard An exception be
made only important questions in which the Chair
may permit member of the Convention to speak the
subject second time.
12 For elections to be valid and motions resolutions
and amendments the bylaws to be adopted by the Con