More Than One-Third of Participants Object Clause Samples

The 'More Than One-Third of Participants Object' clause establishes a threshold for group decision-making, specifying that if more than one-third of the participants formally object to a proposed action or decision, that action cannot proceed. In practice, this clause is often used in meetings, committees, or collaborative projects to ensure that significant minority concerns are respected; for example, if a committee of 12 members has 5 or more members objecting, the proposal would be blocked. The core function of this clause is to prevent decisions from being made over the strong opposition of a substantial minority, thereby promoting fairness and encouraging consensus within the group.
More Than One-Third of Participants Object. If the Coordinating Committee receives objections from one-third or more of the Participants during such thirty (30) calendar day period, the Coordinating Committee shall review the new, amended, repealed or replaced Operating Policies and Procedures in light of the objections and make a determination as to how to modify the new, amended, repealed or replaced Operating Policies and Procedures, if at all. Once the Coordinating Committee finalizes its determination, it shall communicate this determination to the Participants and seek their approval. At least two-thirds of the Non-Governmental Participants and at least two-thirds of the Governmental Participants must approve the new, amended, repealed or replaced Operating Policies and Procedures for them to become effective.
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