What NCA Officer ensures that all meetings are conducted in accordance with Roberts Rules of Order, Newly Revised?

The Parliamentarian is the officer responsible for ensuring that all meetings adhere to Robert’s Rules of Order, Newly Revised. This role is crucial because Robert’s Rules provide a systematic framework for conducting meetings efficiently and fairly, helping maintain order and facilitating productive discussions.

The Parliamentarian's expertise in these rules allows them to advise the presiding officer and other members on procedural matters, ensuring that everyone’s rights are protected during the meeting. This includes handling motions, amendments, and ensuring proper debate occurs according to procedural guidelines.

The other roles, while important, do not focus specifically on parliamentary procedure. The Secretary typically takes minutes and manages records, the Vice President assists the President and may step in when they are absent, and the Treasurer is responsible for financial matters. None of these positions encompass the specific responsibility of ensuring compliance with parliamentary procedure in meetings like the Parliamentarian does.