CTM Chapter 7 (Mechanics of AAS)

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What is the purpose of Robert's Rules of Order?

To facilitate efficient and orderly meetings.

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Where are Robert's Rules of Order practiced?

NATCON, RCON, and Executive Boards

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Function of MAIN MOTION

(“I move to…”) A declarative statement used to bring up a new topic/idea for discussion.

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Function of AMENDMENTS

(“I move to amend the resolution by…”) Allows the ability to add, insert, or strike out.

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Function of POST DEFINITELY

(“I move to postpone this topic until the next session.”) Used to discuss later or talk about the main motion during the next business session.

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Function of POSTPONE INDEFINITELY

(“I move to postpone this resolution indefinitely.”) Used to postpone for an indefinite period of time, instantly kills the resolution.

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Function of DIVISION OF ASSEMBLY

(“I call for a division" or "DIVISION!”) When there is an unclear majority vote; this will require a ⅔ majority vote to decide the motion’s outcome.

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Function of PREVIOUS QUESTION

(“I move to the previous question.”) When the discussion has become repetitive and is counter-productive, this statement stops the debate and calls for an immediate vote.

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Function of LIMIT/EXTEND DEBATE

(“I move to limit/extend the debate to…”) Used to lengthen or shorten debate time, if the chair allows it.

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Function of POINT OF INFORMATION

To state information to contribute to the topic.

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Function of PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY

To ask a question about parliamentary procedures.

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Function of POINT OF ORDER

To address a Violation of Robert's Rules.

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How often is Arnold Air Society Amended?

Twice a year

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Where does primary amendment take place (important amendments)?

NATCON

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Where does secondary amendment take place (minor amendments)?

Executive Boards in the Fall

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What are the three governing manuals of AAS?

The AAS Constitution, AASMAN-1, and JPM-1

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How does each squadron renew the membership of its active members?

By sending a packet to the Executive Management Center with dues and paperwork in accordance with AASMAN-1.

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Where are National Offices elected?

NATCON

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Where are Region Commands elected?

RCON

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How are the National HQ and NATCON HQ elected?

A majority vote by the general assembly after a presentation and Q&A session.

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How does AAS Leadership stay informed of the state of the society?

Monthly reports flowing from squadron → region → national staff

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What are National Advisory Consultants (NACs)

Former members of AAS or SW who were asked to continue their service to Society based on their outstanding performance as members.

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Difference between Silver Wings NACs and AAS NACs

SW NACs are usually civilian professionals while AAS NACs are typically active-duty AF officers.

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