It could potentially be the case that 6 members on an Assembly disagreed with 
an Assembly decision.  This would happen if a decision were carried by a 
majority of 3 when 5 members were present and the four who were absent would 
not have agreed.  My question is, are those who weren't present and disagreed 
to try and change the decision by a re-vote when they are there, or are they to 
be silent, using the reasoning of obedience to the Assembly even if one 
disagrees with it?
 
Regards,
David

 
 
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