recording secretary

American  

noun

Parliamentary Procedure.

1. an officer charged with keeping the minutes of meetings and responsible for the records.

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Example Sentences

“From my understanding, those who profess to be sovereign citizens are often on their own and not a part of their state assembly,” Evangeline Grace Knipfing, the group’s recording secretary, said in an email.

From Washington Times

She is an electrician by trade, but serves as the recording secretary and registrar for her International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers local in Detroit.

From New York Times

Bradshaw is the recording secretary for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 58 and the former vice president of the Metro Detroit AFL-CIO.

From Washington Post

“My husband, he’s looking for work, just like everybody else. And I plan on going back to college unless I find a job before I start that up,” said Sweeney, recording secretary for the local unit of the United Mine Workers of America.

From Seattle Times

Two World War I veterans founded the post in 1929, and it was named in their honor, according to Kenny Hurlbut, the post’s chaplain and recording secretary.

From Washington Times