Robert’s Rules of Order is a book that was published in 1876 by Henry M. Robert and it’s the most widely used manual of parliamentary procedure in the United States. Robert’s Rules of Order is a guide for conducting meetings to make fair decisions with regard to every member’s opinion in a minimum amount of time. Because this is a much more formal approach to meeting, it’s often used by nonprofit organizations, local government, professional societies, school boards, trade unions.
The book includes much more than just an agenda template, you’ll learn tips for conducting and participating in meetings, sample dialogues to help with voting and debates, strategies for keeping meetings organized, and so much more.
