LORROS User Guide
  • Welcome to the LORROS User Guide
  • Getting Started
    • Register
      • Forgot Password
    • Start a Group
      • Invite Members
      • Trial Period
    • Accept an Invitation
      • Guest Links
  • Groups
    • Member Email Addresses
    • Member Categories & Rights
    • Navigating the Group Home Page
      • Current Activities
        • Activity Start Buttons
      • Group Dashboard
        • Members
        • Group Files
        • Committees
        • Archives
        • Drafts
        • Templates (Admin Access only)
      • Admin Functions
        • Invite New Members
        • Edit / Delete Members
        • Add a Committee
          • New Committee
          • Existing Group as Committee
        • Remove / Unlink a Committee
        • Edit Group
        • Third Party Management
        • Download Data
        • Delete Group
    • Removing Yourself from a Group
    • Group Size and Billing
      • Increasing group size during a subscription period
      • Decreasing group size during a subscription period
  • Discussions
    • Anatomy of a Discussion
      • Discussion Menu
      • Comments & Replies
      • Archived Discussions
      • Search Discussions
      • When to Use Discussions, When to Use Email
    • Start a Discussion
    • Discussion Start and End Times
    • Participate in a Discussion
      • Add Comments and Replies
      • Inviting Guests to a Discussion
    • Discussion Notices and Messages
    • Reactivate a Discussion
  • Meetings
    • Anatomy of a Meeting
      • The Meeting Menu
      • The Agenda
      • Comments & Replies
      • Archived Meetings
      • Search Meetings
    • What is an Asynchronous Meeting?
    • Start a Meeting
      • Set a Purpose
      • Preparing a Draft Agenda
        • Complete in One Session
        • Save as a Draft
        • Save as a Template
      • Adding Agenda Topics
        • Add Motions
      • Change the Order of Agenda Topics
      • Schedule a Meeting
        • Default Start and End Times
        • Start a Meeting Now
        • Start a meeting Later
        • Set Time for Meeting to End
        • Meeting Notice
        • Changing Start and End Times
      • Adding Additional Topics to a Draft Agenda
      • Controlling the Content of the Agenda
    • Conducting a Meeting
      • No New Agenda Topics
      • Motions
        • Quorum
        • Moving & Seconding a Motion
        • Voting on a Motion
        • Secret Ballot (blind vote)
        • Visible Voting
        • Voting (validity/pass/fail)
      • Adding an Action Item
      • Adding a Poll
      • Inviting Guests
    • Quick Decisions
    • Meeting Notices
    • Minutes
  • Polls
    • Anatomy of a Poll
      • The Poll Menu
      • Poll Voting
      • Archived Polls
      • Search Polls
    • Start a Poll
    • Poll close date
    • Participate in a Poll
    • Vote in a Poll
    • Edit a Poll
    • Complete a Poll
    • Poll Notices and Messages
    • Poll Archives
    • Search Polls
  • Actions
    • Anatomy of an Action
      • The Action Menu
    • Start an Action
    • Action Target Date
    • Participate in an Action
    • Action Updates, Comments and Replies
    • Edit an Action
    • Complete an Action
    • Action Notices and Messages
    • Action Archives
    • Search Actions
  • Activities
    • Attach Files
    • Member Profile
      • Delete Your Profile
    • Email Notices and Messages
    • Muting Messages
    • Keyword Searching
    • Comments and Replies - some things to know
    • Linking LORROS Activities
  • Misc.
    • Support
    • Staying Logged In
    • Open in More Than 1 Tab
    • The Left Sidebar
    • User Profile
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No New Agenda Topics

All Group members are provided the opportunity to add Agenda Topics right up to the start of the meeting. Once a meeting has started, no new Agenda Topics can be added.

If a new Topic needs to be dealt with, another LORROS Meeting can quickly be scheduled to deal with that Topic.

It is possible to have more than one LORROS Meeting in progress at the same time.

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