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Parliamentary Procedure and Greene Act Governance

Title I, DELAC, ELAC, and School Site Council meetings operate under simplified parliamentary procedures and are governed by the California Greene Act (Education Code Section 35147)

  • 72-Hour Public Notice: Agendas and meeting details must be posted publicly at least 72 hours before the meeting.  
  • Open Public Input: Meetings are open to the public, and community members may address the committee.  
  • Agenda Limitations: Committees may only discuss or act on items listed on the posted agenda.  
  • Simplified Parliamentary Rules:
    1. Motion: A member introduces a formal proposal ("I move that we...").  
    2. Second: Another member seconds the motion.  
    3. Discussion: Members discuss the merits of the proposal.  
    4. Vote: The committee votes on the proposal.  
    5. Record: Results are documented in the official minutes.