non-voting member

What about the non-voting members, do they have any say?

And should be included but not as a non-voting member.

Non-voting members will still have the ability to take the floor to voice their views.

The school director serves on the Board as a non-voting member.

Government and be a non-voting member of a parliamentary committee.

It is governed by a 13 member board, and there are three non-voting members.

Any person so appointed shall be a non-voting member of the Committee.

A total of nine people and the President (non-voting member as per the resolution) form the committee.

Many white priests understood this and joined as non-voting members.

The director of national intelligence is a non-voting member.

Three other non-voting members are definite opponents, while several more have reservations.

The council also has three non-voting members who are experts in legislation, the working environment and occupational health.

Several were appointed, one non-voting member to each committee.

In addition, another specially designated non-voting member also sits on the Board.

In addition, there are four administrative members appointed by the President, who also serves as a non-voting member.

They also examined the possibility of eliminating the non-voting member category.

This Board was made up of 15 voting members and 5 non-voting members.

An additional three non-voting members would be assigned 2:1.

The president is ex officio a non-voting member of the Board.

T his meant that the clergy and non-voting members could not have a say in land allocation.

The non-voting member is appointed by an organization representing retired educators.

Cassell, who was kept on the board as a non-voting member, said the change "doesn't matter" to him.

The Chair is a non-voting member, except when there is a tie vote.

The 18 voting and non-voting members would represent the following areas:

Comments from non-voting members concerning specific motions or elections will not be published.