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Abeyance
Temporary inactivity, cessation, or suspension to withhold action
Absentee Voting
Voting by mail or by proxy for a member who is absent
Absolute majority
A majority vote of a entire organization’s entire membership at a meeting
Abstain
To publicly refrain from voting because of a conflict of interest
Absurd motion
A dilatory or frivolous motion used to delay action
Accept
To approve or adopt a statement report or motion
Acclamation
Enthusiastic approval by a voice note
Accredit
To certify as genuine, to authorize or sanction
Addressing the chair
Using the correct title (Mr. or Madam chairman or President) when seeking recognition from the person who is presiding
adhere
to be attached to and dependent on. An example would be a pending amendment that is adhered to the motion to which it is applied
adjourn
a privileged motion to officially close the meeting or session.
Adjourned meeting
a meeting that is a continuation of a preceding meeting, sometimes called a ‘continued meeting’ that takes place at a later time to complete unfinished business.
adopt
pass, accept, or agree to by a vote
affirmative vote
a vote in favor of a motion or proposal, indicating support for its passage. Taken before the negative vote
agenda
the sequence of items for a meeting based on the organization’s order of business
alternate
a member authorized to substitute another member
amendable
a motion that may be ammended