Greetings Fellow Rotarians. It was my honour to attend the recent
The full copy of the proposed legislation continues to be on our district web page see download files: COL Proposed Legislation 2016.
2022 council on legislation of rotary international - proposed
The legislation in this book was proposed to the 2022 COL by clubs districts
ESSENTIAL CHANGES FOR CLUBS AND DISTRICTS
30 jui. 2016 2016 Council on Legislation (The numbers in parentheses identify ... Resolutions may be proposed by a club district conference
SUMMARY REPORT ON 2016 COUNCIL ON LEGISLATION To
There were 521 delegates at the COL. There were 117 proposed Enactments (proposed changes to the BYLAWS or AMENDTMENTS to the CONSTITUTION). In addition there
Réaction sociale et criminalité en col blanc : vers une
After looking at major institutional and legislative reforms in the United States and Canada prompted by such crimes we propose an integrative analytical model
Situation des prisons au Maroc à la lumière des standards
La situation des prisons au Maroc à la lumière des standards internationaux de la législation nationale et de la nécessité des réformes. (2016-2020).
1 2016 ALA CD#20.3-20.7_12816_ACT 2016 ALA Annual
28 jui. 2016 consultation with COL worked closely with ALCTS to provide ... (2016 ALA MM#45) to the Committee on Legislation and Intellectual Freedom.
NON-STANDARD EMPLOYMENT AROUND THE WORLD
and also as an attempt to reduce uncertainties and litigation in this area of law as from. 2016 lawmakers extended the scope of employment regulation to
European
10 jan. 2016 would provide guidance on how EU law applies to collaborative economy business models in 2016 rather than strictly regulating the issue.
Special Report: Response to the Strathclyde Review
23 mar. 2016 made or proposed to be made under the Regulatory Reform Act 2001 ... On 27 January 2016
2007 Council on Legislation
All proposed legislation should be submitted through the 2016 Council Legislation online form found here As part of the form a Word version of the constitutional document with the proposed changes will need to be uploaded The Word documents can be found on the governance documents page of the Rotary website Who May Propose Legislation?
An area of freedom security and justice: general aspects
Jan 16 2005 · REPORT OF 2016 COUNCIL ON LEGISLATION Page 1 of 4 The Council on Legislation (COL) is the forum for Rotary Clubs to propose changes to the governing documents of OUR association Rotary International Held every 3 years the results are published in the latest version of the Manual of Procedure and in the amended Rotary International Constitutional
COUNCIL ON LEGISLATION: HOW TO PROPOSE ENACTMENTS
How to Propose Enactments (July 2016) 2 enactment submitted by a club must also be endorsed by the clubs in its district at its district conference a district legislation meeting or through a ballot-by-mail before it can be submitted to Rotary Drafting an Enactment Enactments amend the constitutional documents: • RI Constitution
Chicago as your District Delegate Enactments (Legislation
The full copy of the proposed legislation continues to be on our district web page see download files: COL Proposed Legislation 2016 The attached spreadsheet I RECOMMEND THAT YOU NOT PRINT THIS FILE provides a visual recap of the various results as follows: Enactments: 47 Adopted as highlighted in Green 30 Rejected as highlighted in Red
2016 COUNCIL ON LEGISLATION OF ROTARY INTERNATIONAL
2016 Council on Legislation Proposed Legislations Which Affect Rotaract Opinion Briefs from Big West Rotaract MDIO Synopsis & Purpose of this Document: Every three years Rotarians meet at the Council on Legislation to review and vote on proposed legislation
Statutory Mandate to Propose Legislation in Response to
Mar 16 2021 · Statutory Mandate to Propose Legislation in Response to Medicare Funding Warning The Recommendations Clause bars Congress from enacting laws that purport to prevent the President from recommending legislation that he judges “necessary and expedi-ent ”
REPORT OF 2016 COUNCIL ON LEGISLATION ENACTMENTS COVERED
REPORT OF 2016 COUNCIL ON LEGISLATION Page 2 of 2 Enactments - legislation that amends one or more of the three constitutional documents Resolutions - proposed are requests to the RI Board to consider possible changes but would require RI Board action Lifecycle of Proposals for 2016 COL 31 December 2015: Proposals submitted
2016 Assembly Council on Legislation - rotarydistrict6600org
Every Club and District may propose legislation Debate and vote on legislation Able to amend RI Constitution and adopt resolutions Who are the Council members? Voting members: One Past District Governor (PDG) from each District (532 Districts) Must be a member of a Rotary Club in that District
Rotary’s Legislative Process and the Council on Legislation
ROTARY’S LEGISLATIVE PROCESS AND THE COUNCIL ON LEGISLATION 1 5 Representatives’ preparation for the Council •Study proposed legislation in context with the related constitutional documents (MoP) •Complete Council training (zone online start CoL) •Read the Recommended Rules of Procedure
2016 Council on Legislation Drafting Proposed Legislation
legislation form 4 Uploading the marked Word document to the online legislation form After you submit this information through the online form it will be formatted into a proposed enactment For examples of enactments see the 2013 Council on Legislation Report of Action
Committee on Legislation (COL) Report
The Committee on Legislation voted unanimously to accept the Deaf Culture Digital Library (DCDL) Resolution Working Group’s recommendation that “ASCLA and COL not support the resolution Additionally we recommend that ASCLA and COL jointly move during Council that the motion be tabled
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call in October At that time the proposed draft document was taken back to COL IFC and SRRT for further review All three groups reported that they could support the document in principle The proposed draft of the revised resolution was then posted to the Working Group's ALA Connect page at http://connect ala org/node/246874 and also was
How are legislative proposals adopted?
- As a rule, legislative proposals are now adopted under the ordinary legislative procedure set out in Article 294 of the TFEU. The Council acts by a qualified majority, and the European Parliament, as co-legislator, delivers its opinion via the codecision procedure. 2. A new role for national parliaments
How many proposals have been approved for Colab 2018?
- 06.11.2018 - Fifteen proposals have been approved to receive the title of CoLAB. 13.04.2018 - List of Proposals to be presented on 20-21 April. The programme is available here , and registration to attend the sessions start on 16 April.
What is the right to propose legislation?
- ment to a specific policy if successful, or a motion, which merely expresses the opinion of the House. This system of assigning the right to propose legislation was in full effect during the 38th (2004-2006) and 39th (2006-2008) parliaments. We denote members as being in the treatment group
REPORT OF 2016 COUNCIL ON LEGISLATION
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The Council on Legislation (COL) is the forum for Rotary Clubs to propose changes to the governingdocuments of OUR association, Rotary International. Held every 3 years, the results are published in
the latest version of the Manual of Procedure and in the amended Rotary International Constitutional Documents: Constitution of Rotary International, Bylaws of Rotary International, and Standard RotaryClub Constitution and Rotary Code of Policy. The updated documents are typically available by or about
October of the same year following the Council.
The 2016 Council was held in Chicago in 10-15 April 2016. This Council 1 representative each of the537 districts, but there were 522 in the COL. Voting for each Enactment was mostly done using
electronic voting devices, except for the end of the day on Thursday when the device batteries ran too
low to continue using them, at which time we reverted to using colored ballots. Of 181 proposed enactments and resolutions initially published, 23 were withdrawn before the opening session and 35 more were withdrawn during the proceedings. Of the remaining 123 proposals considered by the Council 62 were passed, including the following items: ItemsCouncil on Legislation Enactments
(#16-01) 1. To provide for written board meeting minutes. (#16-02) 2. To provide that the club treasurer shall be a member of the board. (#16-05) 3. To provide for standard committees in clubs. (#16-06) 4. To define the purpose of Rotary clubs. (#16-07) 5. To remove admission fees for club members. (#16-21) 6. To allow for flexibility in club meetings and attendance. (**See explanationREPORT OF 2016 COUNCIL ON LEGISLATION
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below.) (#16-26) 7. To amend the provisions for canceling a meeting. (#16-30) 8. To revise attendance provisions to allow for both in person and online meeting participation. (#16-34) 9. To amend the provisions for excused absences. (#16-35) 10. To amend the provisions for excused absences. (Rule of 85: Must have been a member of 1 or more clubs for at least 20 years.) (#16-36) 11. To allow for flexibility in membership and classification. (Club may adopt rules or requirements not in accord with the RI Bylaws and the Standard Club Constitution which will supersede those governing documents of RI.) (#16-38) 12. To revise the provisions for membership. (**See explanation below.) (#16-40) 13. To allow Rotaractors to be active members of Rotary clubs. (#16-47) 14. To amend the provisions for honorary membership. cognition.) (#16-48, 49 15. & 50) To amend the provisions for suspension of membership. (Provides for appeal.Temporary suspension not to exceed 90 days.)
(#16-51) 16. To amend the provisions for transferring and former Rotarians. (#16-54) 17. To amend the duties of the president of Rotary International. (#16-61) 18. To revise the procedures for selecting directors-nominee. (#16-71) 19. To amend the provisions regarding concurrences to challenges. (To DG election:10 Clubs or 20% of Clubs in District, whichever is greater.)
(#16-72) 20. To amend the provisions regarding special elections (#16-74, 76 21. & 77) To amend the provisions for selecting the vice-governor. (DGE may propose a name to Nominating Committee.) (#16-79) 22. To amend the procedures for selecting Council representatives and members of the nominating committee for director. (All Club votes to be cast for same candidate.)(#16-81) 23. To authorize the RI Board to suspend or terminate a club for litigation-related
actions and to amend the provisions for repeated election complaints from a district. (#16-82) 24. To remove the distinction between traditional clubs and e-clubs. (#16-84 & 86) 25. than 1100 Rotarians. Changes effective 2 years or more in future.) (#16-88) 26. To revise the provisions for a district to adopt its annual statement. (#16-89) 27. To sanction those who improperly administer the district fund. (#16-99) 28. Increases per capita dues:2016-17 - $28.00 per half year.
2017-18 - $30.00 per half year.
2018-19 - $32.00 per half year.
2019-20 - $34.00 per half year. (**See explanation below.)
(#16-105) 29. To sanction those who improperly administer the district fund.(#16-106) 30. To revise the publication requirement for legislation. (Print copies to clubs on
request.) (#16-113) 31. To provide for a Council on Resolutions. (New Article 8 in the RI Bylaws. Details of operation to be determined but expect it will meet electronically andREPORT OF 2016 COUNCIL ON LEGISLATION
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more frequently.) Three items require a bit more elaboration due to their impact on Club membership, attendance and meetings, and dues structure:16-21 Is a small, but substantial change. It inserts a new Article 6 in the Standard Rotary Club
Constitution which reads:
Article 6 Exceptions to Provisions on Meetings and AttendanceThe bylaws may include rules or requirements not in accordance with article 7, section 1; article 10,
sections 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5; and article 13, section 4, of this constitution. Such rules or requirements shall
supersede the rules or requirements of these sections of this constitution. A club must meet at least twice
per month.The impact is to give Clubs a great deal of leeway in how they structure themselves to fill the purpose of
a Rotary Club which is newly stated (#16-06) as:The purpose of this club is to pursue the Object of Rotary, carry out successful service projects based on
the Five Avenues of Service, contribute to the advancement of Rotary by strengthening membership, support The Rotary Foundation, and develop leaders beyond the club level.16-38 Carries a short title but has another large impact. It significantly simplifies the definition of the
composition of clubs: A club shall be composed of adult persons who demonstrate good character, integrity, and leadership;possess good reputation within their business, profession, and/or community; and are willing to serve in
their community and/or around the world. Andhaving their place of business or residence located in the locality of the club or the surrounding area. A
member moving from the locality of the club or the surrounding area may retain membership in the club
club membership.16-99 To increase per capita dues. During our Opening General Session on Sunday 10 April, RI Vice
President Greg Podd (CPA & PFS) presented the Preliminary Five-year Financial Forecast. ThePowerPoint of this presentation is available on the RI Website on the Council on Legislation page under
VP & Director Podd advised that if we are to keep our organization in accord withour governing documents it is imperative that we increase our per capita dues as well as look at all other
expenditure areas for possible reductions and adjustments. After lengthy discussions and amendments over a two day period the increase in per capita dues was approved as amended and outlined below by a Vote Total of : 297 Yes 197 No2016-17 - $28.00 per half year.
2017-18 - $30.00 per half year.
2018-19 - $32.00 per half year.
2019-20 - $34.00 per half year.
In addition to proposed enactments to change governing documents, 62 proposed resolutions requesting some action by the RI Board were considered and 15 were passed.REPORT OF 2016 COUNCIL ON LEGISLATION
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A complete listing of all the proposals and voting results is available on the Rotary website at https://www.rotary.org/myrotary/en/exchange-ideas/events/council-legislation#dailyrecaps and on ourDistrict Website: www.Rotary7690.org
Participation in the Council on Legislation (COL) has been an enlightening learning experience inseeing Rotary from an international view as the 551 District Representatives shared their prospective of
what Rotary looks like from their point of view.If there are any questions on a specific proposal please feel free to contact District 7690 Representative
to the 2016 Council, PDG Charles L. Allen, at charlesallen@rotary7690.org or 336-963-2428.5/7/16
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