What happens if a member acts disorderly in a meeting?

When a member acts disorderly in a meeting, the Chair holds the authority to remove that member to maintain order and decorum. This is crucial for ensuring that the meeting can proceed effectively and that all attendees can express their opinions without disruption. The Chair is responsible for upholding the rules and standards of conduct, which allows them to take necessary action against any behavior that undermines the meeting's professionalism and productivity.

The options relating to an apology or warnings do not address the immediate need for order in the meeting and might not be suitable responses to disruptive behavior. The permission for any member to remove someone is not typically within general meeting protocols, as the responsibility lies with the Chair to maintain meeting decorum.