The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 7
Annual and Extraordinary General Meetings
Annual and Extraordinary General Meetings
XIII.
Annual General Meeting
XIV.
If at any time it shall be deemed expedient to adopt any new
Rule, or alter any existing one, or to make any other proposition which may appear to require the sanction of a general meeting, the Committee may call an extraordinary general meeting, on giving fourteen days' notice, specifying the subject intended to be submitted—the discussion at which meeting shall be confined to the subjects specified alone. The Committee may also call an extraordinary general meeting on the requisition of ten Members, under restrictions similar to the preceding.
Extra ordinary General Meeting
XV.
At all General Meetings or Special Meetings, thirty members
must be present before proceeding to business, but should there not be a quorum, the members present may, at the expiration of half-an-hour from the time appointed for assembling, adjourn the meeting for a period of not less than seven, nor more than fourteen, days, of which due notice shall be given.
Quorum