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  1. In reaching decisions a simple majority of votes is sufficient, not counting abstentions.
  2. If the votes are tied, the chairman can postpone the decision for a short time before he settles the matter without prejudice to CCL 127, § I.
  3. Ordinarily matters shall be decided by secret vote.
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313

  1. In reaching decisions a simple majority of votes is sufficient, not counting abstentions.
  2. If the votes are tied, the chairman can postpone the decision for a short time before he settles the matter without prejudice to CCL 127, § I.
  3. Ordinarily matters shall be decided by secret vote.
Ordination
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