Present and voting definition
Present and voting means the total number of members of the Student Senate present in the Senate Chambers at the time of the vote.
Present and voting or “present and vote” shall mean Members casting an affirmative or negative vote. Members who abstain from voting are considered as not voting.
Present and voting means, of those members participating in the meeting at which the voting occurs, being present at the time of voting and voting either in favour of, or against, the motion being voted upon. In determining the majority of those members present and voting, members who did not vote either for or against the motion shall not be counted;
More Definitions of Present and voting
Present and voting means representatives of the Members present and casting an affirmative or negative vote.
Present and voting means all Council members entitled to vote and choosing to exercise their vote, whether physically present at the meeting or participating via an electronic platform in real time.
Present and voting. : This means the delegate is in the room, will participate in the debate, and commits to voting either for or against all resolutions (no abstentions allowed).
Present and voting means a Member who is either present in person, or, if authorized under this Constitution, is present by teleconference and/or by other electronic means, at a Meeting held or called for any duly authorized purpose.
Present and voting. . It only means eligible slum dwellers as on 27.03.2015. Justice B.N. Srikrishna has divided the slum dwellers into four categories; 263 were the original slum dwellers, 318 were the legal heirs, 207 were those who had become members by means of sale and
Present and voting means the total possible number of votes that could be cast according to the members present in respect of a motion or amendment (but does not include any casting votes of the Chair).