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Sample standing rules are a set of guidelines and procedures that an organization follows during meetings and other activities.

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Sample standing rules can be filled out by outlining specific rules and procedures that the organization will follow, and ensuring they are in accordance with the organization's bylaws.

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Sample standing rules typically include information such as meeting procedures, officer responsibilities, and rules for decision-making and voting.