In a committee/group, what exactly are the duties and responsibilities of the president, secretary, etc?
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President/Chairperson - to follow an agenda as laid out in the minutes, keep order and generally 'be in charge'.\nHe/she also has a casting vote (an extra one) in the event of a tied vote from the committee.\n\nMinutes Secretary - to keep a record of the proceedings.\n(Generally without a vote)\n\nVice Chairperson - very little actual power but responsible in event Chair-person's non attendance.(Votes)\n\nTreasurer - responsible for all day to day financial matters relating to the organisation. (Votes)\n\nAuditor - responsible for the Annual Report at end of year.\nPlans the following years spending strategy. (May vote if given that facility)\n\nAssistants/Deputies - of any department are just that, to assist the person in charge of that department. (May be able to vote if given that facility)\n\n*I hope this helps you along the way.
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make sure you know every person attending the meeting (including their designation). be sharp to note all the important points discussed, who discussed them and at the end of each point note who has to take the point of action discussed. categorise them into sections. once drafted, recheck with individuals if you have covered all the points. then make final minutes.
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A description of job duties and responsibilities.
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to run the organization in a organised manner in which u take care of everybody without forgetting
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Responsibility, Authority, Support, Inform...it's part of a quality management process. The chart is easy. Draw four boxes with each title at the top. Then list the people (or departments) in each box responsible for each function
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legislative, executive, and judicial\n\nlegisilative- basiclaly congress making laws\n\nexecutive- president incharge \n\njudicial- supreme court
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Team build,delegate and give responsibility to.praise and encourage .Be firm and mean what you say,set standards and if they arent met why not?
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mainly to gather all the party members together to discuss topics and plan.  during elections years i think they also name who they are going to nominate for the office
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It depends what their job description is.\n\nSome help manage an MPs time, sort out meetings etc.\n\nOthers help draft new proposals, private members bills or speeches.\n\nSome work for local authorities, councils and the like doing day-to-day administrative jobs. Basically any 'emination of the state' employs civil servants - people tend to think of them just as the ones at Whitehall but there are far more than that.\n\nA lot seem to want to run the country
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Everyone in an organization needs to fulfill a certain role. The president's role is to make the tough decisions that affect the outcome of the war. The field commander's role is to make the tough decisions that affect the outcome of a battle. The front line troops' role is to translate those decisions into decisive action that will ultimately win the battle and win the war.
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Executive secretaries are now referred to as Executive Administrative Assistants.  Secretary is almost a completely outdated term.\n\nExecutive Assistants typically run the show behind the scenes for higher level management.  Although the management makes all of the decisions, the assistant is the one who makes those decisions happen.  This could be anything from typing letters, creating presentations, making photocopies, answering and screening calls, travel arrangements, coordinating meetings to personal errands.  The main function of the assistant is to ensure that what the executive wants is done and time is freed up for the executive to make managerial decisions as opposed to performing tasks that take time which could be used more effectively.
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what do you mean by "ROLES"
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there are three.\nlegislative: make laws(congress.\nexecutive: carry out the laws(President)\njudicial: enforce the laws(courts, Supreme Court)
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Is this for an organization? If yes, a secretary is basically a scribe and keeper of records of an organization. He/she makes the necessary paperworks for the higher officer's approval such as letters, proposals, etc. In an office, the task is pretty much the same in general, but an office secretary is more clerical in function which includes transcribing and writing the letters of the boss, filing, answering the fones, scheduling the boss's time, do other stuff the boss requires, etc.\n\nThe treasurer is the keeper of financial accounts. Most of the time, the treasurer holds the purse of an org. But he/she is the most likely person accountable for the wrongful disbursement of money. The treasurer should know how to monitor where the money goes so that s/he can regularly report the org's financial status. s/he should keep receipts or evidences of where the money is being used.\n\nIn some organizations, to prevent misuse of funds, bank accounts are co-signed by other officers besides the treasurer. So both signatories are the most accountable for embezzlement in unfortunate cases.\n\nP.S. In check the organization's bylaws and guidelines because some orgs have additional tasks for each positions, e.g. secretary sometimes dual-tasks as media officer, etc.
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D.Conference Committee\n\n   1. Members from each house form a conference committee and meet to work out the differences. The committee is usually made up of senior members who are appointed by the presiding officers of the committee that originally dealt with the bill. The representatives from each house work to maintain their version of the bill.\n   2. If the Conference Committee reaches a compromise, it prepares a written conference report, which is submitted to each chamber.\n   3. The conference report must be approved by both the House and the Senate.
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Not described within the US Constitution... they are theoretically whatever the President of the United States would chose them to be... However, Congress has codified their names and duties in US Code, TITLE 5 > PART I > CHAPTER 1 > § 101:\n\nThe Executive departments are: \nThe Department of State. \nThe Department of the Treasury. \nThe Department of Defense. \nThe Department of Justice. \nThe Department of the Interior. \nThe Department of Agriculture. \nThe Department of Commerce. \nThe Department of Labor. \nThe Department of Housing and Urban Development. \nThe Department of Transportation. \nThe Department of Energy. \nThe Department of Education. \nThe Department of Veterans Affairs.\n\nSo the President MAY chose to rely on others... but the Departments are self sustaining... or feeding bueracracies..
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1.  First in succession for President\n\n2.  Serves as President of the Senate, among which duties are to break ties.\n\nThe role of Vice-president is a serious one, because of these two items, and should always be considered when voting a ticket.