Keeping Order
Problems of order at a meeting may arise from breaches of procedure, conflicts of interest, or even willful disruption. As chairperson, you must ensure that the meeting is conducted in an orderly fashion and restore calm if tempers become frayed.
Be aware of the formal disciplinary procedures open to you in meetings.Understanding limits
The nature of a meeting determines the limits or extent of your powers as chairperson and the types of procedure you can use to maintain order. There are two types of meeting: private and public. A private meeting is attended by select members of an organization, such as a company department. ...
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