Mckinzie: [inaudible] Miranda: So, Director Morris, could you look into that for us? Morris: Yeah, I can. Miranda: Thank you. Young: Okay, Lewanda. Mckinzie: When Randy was Chairman we voted, the whole area voted for each, so why would it be different now? Since it’s a different game, I guess. Bird: Well, because you guys done it wrong then. Gerlitz: You were part of the “guys”. Female Yeah! Bird: I didn’t, I done it too! Well, you guys can’t blame, if we done it wrong, we done it wrong. Young: Okay, okay everybody… Bird: It don’t mean we continue it wrong. [inaudible] by-laws, thank you. Gerlitz: We had an amendment to change that is, is what Lewanda’s saying, Jerry. There’s, there was an amendment to change that and it was voted on and passed. Young: Okay, let’s… Okay, let’s move… Miranda: So, we will look into that and get the information out to the membership. Okay. All right, Lewanda, what’s the next agenda item? Miranda: Fixing the by-laws. Young: Okay, Eric. Morris: That’s me! Colley-Dominique: Yeah, oh my gosh. Morris: I’m surfing back to the agenda item here. So, you know, we had a lot of talk about the laws not necessarily lining up with the actual, like, public meeting law and that kind of thing, so I sought some guidance on that. And where the by-laws conflict with Oregon public meeting law, we should ignore those parts of the by-laws until we can go back through and do a comprehensive fix of the laws. So, the by-laws are simply that; they’re by-laws. They do not over, they don’t trump any other
Mckinzie: [inaudible] Miranda: So, Director Morris, could you look into that for us? Morris: Yeah, I can. Miranda: Thank you. Young: Okay, Lewanda. Mckinzie: When Randy was Chairman we voted, the whole area voted for each, so why would it be different now? Since it’s a different game, I guess. Bird: Well, because you guys done it wrong then. Gerlitz: You were part of the “guys”. Female Yeah! Bird: I didn’t, I done it too! Well, you guys can’t blame, if we done it wrong, we done it wrong. Young: Okay, okay everybody… Bird: It don’t mean we continue it wrong. [inaudible] by-laws, thank you. Gerlitz: We had an amendment to change that is, is what Lewanda’s saying, Jerry. There’s, there was an amendment to change that and it was voted on and passed. Young: Okay, let’s… Okay, let’s move… Miranda: So, we will look into that and get the information out to the membership. Okay. All right, Lewanda, what’s the next agenda item? Miranda: Fixing the by-laws. Young: Okay, Eric. Morris: That’s me! Colley-Dominique: Yeah, oh my gosh. Morris: I’m surfing back to the agenda item here. So, you know, we had a lot of talk about the not necessarily lining up with the actual, like, public meeting law and that kind of thing, so I sought some guidance on that. And where the by-laws conflict with Oregon public meeting law, we should ignore those parts of the by-laws until we can go back through and do a comprehensive fix of the So, the by-laws are simply that; they’re by-laws. They do not over, they don’t trump any other laws. laws
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