Question:
What steps in Connecticut must an HOA Board take to remove Remove Robert’s Rules of Order and replace them with their own rules?
– Minna
Answer:
Hi Minna,
According to the Connecticut Common Interest Ownership Act Section 47-250(c), meetings must be conducted according to the latest edition of Robert’s Rules of Order, unless:
- The declaration, bylaws, or other law states otherwise, or
- Two-thirds of votes allocated to unit owners present at a meeting are cast to suspend those rules
The community may amend the CC&Rs or bylaws to do away with Robert’s Rules of Order. Alternatively, the HOA may hold a meeting to vote on the matter.
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