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Parliamentarian Resources


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PC: Brian G. Strom
Parliamentarian Job Description

Nominating Committee

The purpose of the nominating committee is to recognize and seek qualified nominees for the elected leadership of the PTA. The members of the committee, therefore, have a tremendous influence on the future of the PTA and should be selected carefully.
PTA NOMINATING COMMITTEE CHECKLIST – QUICK TIPS
Nominating Committee and Elections
REPORT OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE

 Unit Election Resources 

Per the Toolkit ("Running Your PTA, pp.R16), elections should occur by the second week in April. If your unit is struggling with elections or needs support - we are here to help!

Reach out to [email protected], and we can answer questions & help facilitate virtual elections for your unit.


CAPTA's Tips for Elections Link
CAPTA's Election Script Link

What is Parliamentary Procedure?

Parliamentary law is an orderly set of rules for conducting meetings of organized groups for the purpose of accomplishing their goals fairly.
Principles of parliamentary law are:
  • Justice and courtesy to all
  • Rights of the minority protected;
  • Rule of the majority reflected
  • Partiality to none
  • Consideration of one subject at a time.
  • Robert’s Rules of Order, Newly Revised, is the parliamentary text that governs the PTA where the PTA bylaws do not apply. The California State PTA Bylaws and Bylaws for Local PTA/PTSA Units always take precedence over Robert’s Rules of Order.

A parliamentarian can assist the president when questions of procedure arise. If a parliamentarian is not appointed and ratified, the president should appoint one (pro tem) for each meeting to assist the president in conducting an orderly meeting.

CA PTA Parliamentary Procedure Resources

Bylaws

Bylaws should be reviewed annually and must be updated every 5 years to remain in good standing.
Updated bylaws are to be submitted to Riverside Council PTA to be forwarded through the channels. Email updated bylaws and the completed Bylaws Submittal Form to [email protected]

--- A recent update to myptez.com document management includes bylaws and signature pages. Units should now upload their bylaws and signature page in myptez.com .---
CAPTA E-Bylaw Instructions Link
Helpful Bylaw Tools - Click Here
E-Bylaw Log In Link - UNDER CONSTRUCTION!

2024 Template NOW AVAILABLE!
​The California State PTA Parliamentarian has notified all PTA districts that the 2024 template is available and should be used for all submissions moving forward.

2024 Unit Bylaws Template (In Council)
2024 Bylaws Template (Out Of Council)
2024 Unit Bylaws Template (Bilingual)
Bylaw Submittal Form

Need More Help?

For parliamentarian questions please email: 
​[email protected]
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  • Executive Board
  • JOIN A PTA
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    • Leadership
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    • Treasurer
    • Financial Reviewer
    • Historian
    • Parliamentarian
    • Advocacy
    • Awards & Scholarship
    • Convention
    • Grants & Donations
    • Communications
    • Family Engagement
    • Reflections
    • STEAM in Education
    • Student Representative