Forms are a necessary part of a service operation like ours. They are not intended to be administrative hoops but are intended to provide a predictable and orderly process through which we can provide the appropriate service and documentation of animal care.

A business corporate attorney resolution form is a main motion in parliamentary procedure that expresses the formal opinions or sentiments of the assembly. The business corporate attorney resolution form is used for highly important or long and involved proposals. A business corporate attorney resolution form is usually prefaced by statements, each introduced by the word "whereas," that state the reasons for the resolution.

The statements contained in the "whereas" clauses sometimes cause disagreement if members attempt to debate and amend these prefacing statements while neglecting the main business corporate attorney resolution form. "Whereas" clauses are useful mainly when an organization plans to publish the resolution and wishes the reasons for its adoption to be read with it.

The "resolved" clause or clauses at the end of the prefacing statements should be concise and clear. The "resolved" clause should be stated in the affirmative because the negative form may confuse representatives when they vote. If the wording of the business corporate attorney resolution form is unclear, confusing, unnecessarily long or involved, or if the "resolved" is stated in the negative, the chair may ask the proposer to rephrase the motion and, if necessary, may help in doing so. However, the chair may rephrase the motion only in wording that is approved by its proposer. The motion can also be amended by a motion from the floor of the assembly by any delegate. Proposers may rephrase or withdraw their motions at any time before they are introduced to the forum for consideration.