Who has the authority to remove a disorderly member from a meeting?

The authority to remove a disorderly member from a meeting typically rests with the Chair. The Chair is responsible for maintaining order and ensuring that the meeting proceeds according to the established rules and procedures. When a member is being disruptive, it falls to the Chair to take appropriate action, which may include removing the member from the meeting if the disruptions continue. This authority is necessary to allow the meeting to function properly and to uphold the rights of all members to participate in an orderly discussion. The Chair must remain neutral and fair while handling such situations, ensuring that the decision to remove a member is based on the conduct displayed during the meeting.