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'''Sturgis' Code of Parliamentary Procedure''' is a simpler alternative to [[Robert's Rules of Order]] in guiding the decision-making by deliberative assemblies, ranging in size from a committee of only ten or so to a meeting of many thousands.
 
'''Sturgis' Code of Parliamentary Procedure''' is a simpler alternative to [[Robert's Rules of Order]] in guiding the decision-making by deliberative assemblies, ranging in size from a committee of only ten or so to a meeting of many thousands.
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Sturgis' Code of Parliamentary Procedure is a simpler alternative to Robert's Rules of Order in guiding the decision-making by deliberative assemblies, ranging in size from a committee of only ten or so to a meeting of many thousands.