Resolutions
Noun
res·o·lu·tion
a formal expression of opinion, will, or intent voted by an official body or assembled group
Legionnaires at every membership level are afforded the opportunity to suggest changes in their local posts’ policies, or even to the manner in which the Legion operates as an organization. Legionnaires interested in initiating such a process must file a resolution – a written description of a problem or situation, followed by a suggestion as to how it may be corrected. A resolution may also be a statement or declaration pertaining to an issue of concern to the Legion. It consists of two parts: the preamble (description of the problem), and the resolve clause (how the local post, department or national organization should solve the problem or support the issue). The entire resolution should be one continuous sentence, with the preamble clause(s) preceding the resolve clause(s).
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The resolution booklet has been developed to assist The American Legion staff and volunteers to be as consistent as possible in composing and writing resolutions.
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Review Resolutions and Founding Documents of the National American Legion by visiting: https://archive.legion.org/handle/20.500.12203/1