If a vote of no confidence is called can proxy votes be considered or must voting be in person.

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counterpoint · Answer 1 · 2014-05-10T10:34:13+0000

To be confident in my answer, I'd need to know what kind of meeting we are talking about. If the reference is to a town or parish council meeting, there is no provision at all for proxy voting. Decisions are made by the councillors present, subject to the standing orders, and the requirement for a quorum.

If a vote of no confidence is called can proxy votes be considered or must voting be in person.

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