#15329
Jimmy-T
Keymaster

    @basjan27 said:

    Is there any more prescribed process?  For example, must the Secretary (or SM or EC) acknowledge the receipt of the requisition within a certain time frame, notice the meeting with a time frame, and hold the meeting within a timeframe?

    Otherwise, couldn’t the requisition be postponed indefinitely?

    The answers are no, no ,no and no. And yes.

    There is nothing more than the ‘practicable’ ruling but then any EC that deliberately delays a meeting where there performance is going to come under scrutiny, and doesn’t provide a valid reason for doing so,  is merely giving ammunition to their opponents.

    And there are valid reasons – like the chair being on holiday or the usual venue not being available but there is a limit and they’d be foolish to stretch that too far.

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