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About General Assembly (GA) meetings:
- These are public meetings. Anyone can come! Some info about our GA meetings:
- The GA meeting is a reporting and voting meeting. It is not a discussion and problem-solving meeting. All the discussion, problem solving, proposal writing, etc., happen in committees.
- They take place on Zoom on a regular basis and typically last two hours or less.
- Most meetings are via teleconference. We ask that anyone coming to a GA meeting use their real name as their screen name. Most of us use a format similar to this: Jane Doe – Kalamazoo county.
- We start with prayer, decorum guidelines, and then go through an agenda list, one at a time.
- Reports are given by volunteer chairs of each committee group that have worked on their assigned topics.
- If you would like to ask questions, use the chat, or vote on issues, you must become a Declared member of The Michigan Assembly first. Declared members stand out because you will see an asterisk (*) before their screen name on Zoom.
About committee meetings:
- As a ASN you can choose to join The Michigan Assembly as a declared member who volunteers their time and talents to stand up our lawful government.
- As a declared member of The Michigan Assembly you can attend most of our “working” committee meetings. This is where the sausage is made (or the cake is baked)!
- This is also where people bring their ideas. Some ideas become Proposals. Proposals get presented to the General Assembly (or appropriate Sub-Assembly) for voting.
