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'''Robert's Rules of Order''' is the oldest and most complex set of parliamentary procedures in use in the [[United States]]. It guides the decision-making by most deliberative assemblies, ranging from committees of only a dozen people to societies having memberships of many thousands. It is not limited to political bodies but is also used by many clubs and social societies. | '''Robert's Rules of Order''' is the oldest and most complex set of parliamentary procedures in use in the [[United States]]. It guides the decision-making by most deliberative assemblies, ranging from committees of only a dozen people to societies having memberships of many thousands. It is not limited to political bodies but is also used by many clubs and social societies. | ||
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Robert's Rules of Order is the oldest and most complex set of parliamentary procedures in use in the United States. It guides the decision-making by most deliberative assemblies, ranging from committees of only a dozen people to societies having memberships of many thousands. It is not limited to political bodies but is also used by many clubs and social societies.