I think what you can read into this thread , apart from how little most fans know about the workings of our great games governing body , is how little the RFL really do for those clubs outside of super league . Quite simply how can those at red hall fairly represent every club in the three divisions when they are the same people who are behind super league europe , who's aims are not those of protecting or even helping clubs outside of super league but getting the best deal for clubs within there "elite" division .
Face facts Red Hall and the RFL do not truly represent all of rugby league they are at present blinkered to all but super league .

The RFL Board is made up of 2 Exec Directors and 3 Non-Exec Directors. The non-Exec's are elected by the Council and do have the power to remove the Executive Directors I think.

At all meetings of the Council, the collective of SLE Club votes are equal to that of the Championship Clubs. If 22 Championship Clubs are there, then each SLE Club's vote (assuming 14 attending) is equal to 1.57. BARLA also have 3 votes while English Schools and Combined Services are memebrs of the company too (I assume they are not affiliated to BARLA and that is why they are seperately respresented).

And remember with all of this - clubs (e.g. Sporting Club Leigh Ltd.) were probably (unless they've gone bust in recent years) members at the point of time the company was incorporated. None of the structures were a surprise

Do you have an example where this has happened?

It depends on what they are voting on.

Correctly clubs which arent in Super League have a very limited say on what happens in Super League, Similarly the amateur game isnt well represented in the decision making which affects the championships, and the championships have very little say on what happens in the amateur game.

It is only on measures which affect the whole of the game where SL clubs have a higher value vote, which is unsurprising considering that the vast majority of money and visibility comes from SL and is simply what stops SL leaving the RFL structure again and having a relationship similar to the football league and premier league, which would in practice, give lower league clubs much less funding and much less of a voice.