If a GSR is but in office by acclamiation and doesn't adhere to the Groups Conscience Decisions. Is it possible to have that individual voted out of office?
Anonymous said
Feb 5, 2010
I am a member of a group that has been ongoing for 33 plus years. In our groups history we have never had to deny acess to any individual attending our meetings on a permanent basis. We currently have three individuals who are developmentally delayed and two of whom are staying in group homes. Two of these three are a pleasure to have at our meetings and are well received by our menbers and newcomers alike.
The mental state and physical actions of one individual is as a constant cause of concern to the group. Because of the actions of this person members have ceased to attend our meeting and newcomers are visibly appauled by this person's behaviour.
Currently one member has to forego his own meeting to keep this individual in his chair and another member keeps bringing the person a coffee 6 to 8 times every half hour.
Of late our group has been divided in contemplating what to do with this person. Is it possible to ban this person indifinately using tradition (1) or any other tradition??
We currently have three individuals who are developmentally delayed and two of whom are staying in group homes. Two of these three are a pleasure to have at our meetings and are well received by our menbers and newcomers alike.
The mental state and physical actions of one individual is as a constant cause of concern to the group. Because of the actions of this person members have ceased to attend our meeting and newcomers are visibly appauled by this person's behaviour.
Currently one member has to forego his own meeting to keep this individual in his chair and another member keeps bringing the person a coffee 6 to 8 times every half hour.
Of late our group has been divided in contemplating what to do with this person. Is it possible to ban this person indifinately using tradition (1) or any other tradition??