Note on Parliamentary Procedure:
The Kent County Libertarian Party follows Roberts Rules of Order, and our Bylaws require an agenda to be adopted by members in attendance at the start of each monthly meeting. The chair will usually prepare a draft agenda, which can be moved for adoption by any member in attendance, or an alternate draft can be moved by any member instead. Assuming the motion is seconded, it can then be amended by a subsidiary motion, or approved by a majority vote. Once the agenda is adopted, it is considered the "Orders of the Day", and any member can call for the Orders of the Day to direct the chair to hew to the agenda as it was adopted. In order to stray from the agenda once it has been adopted requires a "Suspension of the Rules" and a 2/3rds vote.
All this is to say that if there's an item of interest you'd like added to our agenda, please email the chair before the meeting. It's much easier to include those items into the initial draft agenda than it is to add them after the fact.
Our meetings are also usually more fun than the above description of parliamentary rules of order might suggest.
