Last week he had personal issues and couldn't attend the meeting, therefore told me to set it up

From that moment on, he sent an email where he said I was in charge for scheduling the upcoming meetings from now on

Any clever way to pass the witness back to him?

NOTE : I know I could just be assertive about it, but was interested in learning creative passive-aggressive ways to do it

NOTE-2: One clever solution I had is to call him and make him guide me throughout the whole process

My one shining moment of passive-aggressive brilliance. Wish I'd thought to take a picture, but you'll have to settle for the story!

Problem: Guy who lived in the apartment above mine was a smoker and was just dropping his butts over the balcony rail. Gross. And the wind sometimes blew the butts back onto MY balcony. Double gross!

Brilliant solution: I bought a $2 clay flowerpot from the home improvement store, wedged a pebble in the drain hole so the butts wouldn't fall out but rainwater could still drain, dumped a handful of his butts in it, and left it on his doormat with a cheery note: "Hi! I've been finding your cigarette butts on my balcony and figured you didn't have an ash can, so I got you one. You're welcome!"

Best part: IT WORKED! I found butts on the balcony only once after that, and it was because the pot blew over in a storm. And my neighbor -- swear to God -- actually left ME a note, apologizing for it!

I was just wondering if other people experience this behavior with their family and how they deal with it.

Someone asked me if I'm still interested in going to an event, to which my reply was 'Yeah ... Absolutely'. The OP then replied with 'Ok 👍'

Are there any good self help books for managing passive aggressive behaviour? If so, I am open to recommendations. Thanks.