Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised, 12th edition

Well done!!! Binding is very hardy and sturdy, being used so much! Information is very concise and clear though the people I’ve witnessed “quoting and interpreting” the rules cannot read nor disseminate the rules factually or clearly. Reading is soooo fundamental!

Love 💕 this book ! As a School Committee member comes in handy to keeping up with Rules and Procedures!!!

Essential for meetings

Very helpful for people on HOA boards

Very detailed!!!

As a member and position holder within my VFW, I found out our Post uses Robert's in it's process. I haven't sat and read the book as yet, but need to do so to familiarize myself. May get a 'cheat sheet' as well. Book is hardback and feels durable for a book. Great price, delivery and product.

Quality product

Book arrived well packed and wrapped to protect it from damage and water. Good seller and good pricing. Book was accurately described.

I am giving the book 5 stars because of the content, not because of the seller.

Have referred to this book several times. Now forms part of president's kit.

Concise and easy to find information. This has been and will be a great guide in my role as Chair.

This book is perfect as a parliamentary authority for organizations of any size and saved me many headaches when it came to writing bylaws. The only book your assemblies will ever need.

Let's be honest. There are very few people on the face of the Earth who really WANT to read Robert's Rules of Order. But it's a venerable treatise on parliamentary law and constitutes the baseline parliamentary rule book for a blindingly wide array of civil organisations. So if you MUST read Robert's, let's pause a moment to THANK GOD that the Guardians of RRO have at long last decided to make an electronic version of the current edition of the work available at a normal cost. At last, it's possible to carry a version on one's laptop, tablet, or phone! At last, it's possible to conduct a full text search of the entire work! At last, it's super-easy to interpret and... oh wait. Scratch that last one. Although the editors do their best, it's still a fiddle to figure out. I suppose 2 out of 3 ain't bad. Until somebody can develop an AI to read it for us (coming soon, in the 26th Century) going all-electronic is the best innovation this work has seen in a long time. The long-departed General Robert would (I hope) be proud.