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Originally Posted by griff49
For me it's common sense to attend in person and address and explain the reasoning behind your resolution. Or get someone else to do it on your behalf .
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Within the WST rules it says when submitting a resolution that you need to provide the form, justification for and content of it. At no point does it say you need to stand up in front of class and repeat all this. I struggle to see what benefit this adds.
It’s odd that some people voted based on whether the person presenting the resolution was actually at the meeting rather than whether they agreed with the resolution or not. Each to their own I guess.