In our day to day life, every one comes across meetings; whether it is personal, professional or social meeting , the common expectation is discuss and take informed decision on any given particular matter
In case of family meetings, the head of the family automatically becomes a Chairman as per our Indian culture, every one else sticks to speaking only when their turn comes so the meeting happen smoothly and effectively.
Yet, the office meetings, local body meetings, parliamentary meetings, Welfare Association meetings, people of difference ages, different back grounds come together.. If a common protocol of how to conduct a meeting is NOT adopted, the meetings will end up in chaos resulting in everyone being unhappy reluctant to come for further meetings.
JCI is one of the many organisations in the world which follows Chairmanship And Parliamentarian Procedure - CAPP which is in general based of "Robert's Rule of Order".
This is practiced from the local organisation meetings of 10 to 100 members to National level general body meetings of 500-1000 LOM Presidents.
Do you want to know what is motion, how to frame it, how to discuss it, how to get a conclusion, how to go for voting , what are the different types of voting, can you ask for a review of a matter already voted, what is point of order ???? ......
Every JCI member has the opportunity to attend our CAPP training and get clarity and to become a responsible citizen.
Our chapter held the CAPP training in the month of July 2015 and JCI National trainer Anuradha Jeyachander trained our members using very simple language and made it interesting and informative.
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