Robert's Rules of Order

Description: Robert's Rules of Order Henry M. Robert Robert's Rules of Order has been the most widely used manual of parliamentary procedure in the United States for well over one hundred years. Originally entitled Pocket Manual of Rules of Order for Deliberative Assemblies and published in 1876, it is a collection of rules regarding parliamentary procedure that was written by then U.S. Army Colonel Henry Martyn Robert, a military engineer. It was inspired by his disastrous performance in leading a church meeting in 1863 at the First Baptist Church in New Bedford, Massachusetts, which erupted into open conflict on the issue of abolition. Robert felt his inadequate knowledge of proper procedure was to blame, and so he assembled the book of rules loosely modeled after those is use in the United States House of Representatives, with adaptations for its design for use in more ordinary societies outside of legislative bodies. While the book is described as “a codification of the present-day parliamentary law”, and is widely adopted by organizations as the definitive reference for procedural conduct, it has no basis in either statutory law, common law, or court precedent. The fact that numerous organizations adopt it as their formal reference speaks to its clarity and thoroughness. The book has been revised over the decades to accommodate cultural change. The Eleventh Edition was published in 2011 and contains rules governing such things as email, telephone conference calls, and video conferences. This reading is of the First Edition. Features Cover Artwork Disc contains 300 dpi image files for printing cover artwork. CD label art includes both square JPG and round PNG formats. CD jewel case art includes cover, inner insert, and J-card. DVD case art includes wrapper for Amaray box and inner insert. Credits Production Book Coordinator: TriciaG Meta Coordinator: TriciaG Proof Listener; BookAngel Artwork DVD Inset: Cover of first edition, 1876 DVD Inset: Photo of Brig. Gen Henry M. Robert DVD Insert: 3D Judges Gavel, March 2015, by Chris Potter, modified by Ibrahim.ID The Recordings About MP3 Audio This MP3 digital audiobook is duplicated on compact disc in the MP3 audio format and is designed to play on any computer. It will play on CD and DVD players that are designed with MP3 capability. The files contained in an MP3 CD can be imported and played on mobile devices such as the iPod, iPhone, iPad, Android tablets and smart phones and on PSP (Play Station Portable) and PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) devices. Your CD/DVD player or mobile device owner’s manual should specify whether the device has MP3 compatibility. 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Table of Contents Track Chapter Reader Length 01 00 - Preface & Introduction ashleighjane 21:13 02 01 - Part 1 Articles I II ashleighjane 13:20 03 02 - Part 1 Article III Sec 10-20 Kevin W. Davidson 24:14 04 03 - Part 1 Article III Sec 21-27 Kevin W. Davidson 20:16 05 04 - Part 1 Article IV Hans-Christian Eick 19:04 06 05 - Part 1 Article V Mark Mickelson 13:21 07 06 - Part 1 Articles VI VII Mark Mickelson 22:28 08 07 - Part 1 Article VIII readread 10:18 09 08 - Part 2 Article IX Sec 46-47 Maria Kasper 15:49 10 09 - Part 2 Article IX Sec 48-49 Maria Kasper 16:46 11 10 - Part 2 Article X Maria Kasper 15:38 12 11 - Part 2 Article XI-XII Sec 54-59 Maria Kasper 18:40 13 12 - Part 2 Article XII Sec 60-64 Maria Kasper 15:31 14 13 - Part 2 Articles XIII XIV Maria Kasper 12:18 15 14 - Concluding Matter Chuck Williamson 18:03 Terms and Conditions Terms of Sale You can pay using the Checkout button when the listing ends or wait to receive an automated email invoice shortly after the listing ends with totals and payment instructions. If you are buying multiple items and want to request a discount for shipping costs, we suggest you request an invoice using the button for that in the shopping cart. 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