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Parliamentary ProcedureParliamentary Procedure

The Key to Meeting Success

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Parliamentary ProcedureParliamentary Procedure

What is Parliamentary ProcedureWhy is an understanding of Parliamentary

Procedure ImportantHow did Parliamentary Procedure Originate

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Basic DefinitionsBasic Definitions

Quorum– Minimum number of members required

Bylaws– Basic regulations and laws

Standing Rules– Administration rules (may not be formally

recorded)

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Basic Definitions (Continued)Basic Definitions (Continued)

Motion– A formal proposal

Presiding Officer– Person conducting the meeting (Chairman)

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Handling a Main MotionHandling a Main Motion

A member makes a motionThe motion is secondedThe motion is placed before the groupThe motion is debatedThe motion is put to the voteThe result is announced

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QuestionQuestion

Can two motions be placed before the group at the same time?

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Subsidiary MotionsSubsidiary Motions

What is meant by “pending question”Order of Precedence What are subsidiary motions

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Seven Subsidiary MotionsSeven Subsidiary Motions

Postpone IndefinitelyAmendRefer to a CommitteePostpone to a Certain TimeLimited or Extend DebatePrevious QuestionLay on the Table

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Seven Subsidiary MotionsSeven Subsidiary Motions

Postpone IndefinitelyAmend

Insert words or add words at the end

To strike out words

To strike out and insert words

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Insert words or add to the EndInsert words or add to the End

I move that the social committee purchase a computer.– I amend the motion by adding to the end for an

amount not to exceed $100.00.

I move that the social committee purchase a computer for an amount not to exceed $100.00.

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Insert words or add to the EndInsert words or add to the End

I move that the social committee purchase a computer.– I amend the motion by insert the word Personal

after the word a and before the word computer.

I move that the social committee purchase a personal computer.

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To Strike Out WordsTo Strike Out Words

I move that the social committee purchase an AST Advantage 9303 personal computer– I amend the the motion by striking the words

AST Advantage 9303.

I move that the social committee purchase a personal computer

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Strike Out and Insert WordsStrike Out and Insert Words

I move that the social committee purchase a typewriter.– I amend the motion by striking the word

typewriter and inserting in it’s place the words personal computer.

I move that the social committee purchase a personal computer.

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Amending the AmendmentAmending the Amendment

I move that the social committee purchase a computer.– I amend the motion by inserting the the word

IBM after the word a and before the word computer.

– I amend the amendment by inserting the word personal after the word IBM and before the word after

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Amending the AmendmentAmending the AmendmentDefeatedDefeated

I move that the social committee purchase a computer.– I amend the motion by inserting the the word

IBM after the word a and before the word computer.

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Amending the AmendmentAmending the AmendmentCarriedCarried

I move that the social committee purchase a computer.– I amend the motion by inserting the the word

IBM personal after the word a and before the word computer.

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Amending the AmendmentAmending the AmendmentAmendment CarriedAmendment Carried

I move that the social committee purchase a computer.– I amend the motion by inserting the the word

IBM personal after the word a and before the word computer.

I move that the social committee purchase a computer.

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Amending the AmendmentAmending the Amendment

I move that the social committee purchase a IBM personal computer

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Privileged MotionsPrivileged Motions

Call for Orders of the DayQuestion of PrivilegeRecessAdjournFix the Time to which to Adjourn

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Privileged MotionsPrivileged Motions

Call for Orders of the Day– The mover does not required to be recognized– May interrupt a member on the floor– Second not required– Not debatable– Vote required– Renewable after due process

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Privileged MotionsPrivileged Motions

Question of privilege– May interrupt a speaker– Mover need not be recognized– Second not required– Vote not required but, resulting motion will be– Renewable after process

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Privileged MotionsPrivileged Motions

RecessAdjournTo fix the time to which adjourn

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Incidental MotionsIncidental Motions

Point of OrderAppealPoint of InformationSuspension of the RulesObjection to consideration to a Question

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Point of OrderPoint of Order

May interrupt a SpeakerNeed not be recognized Second not requiredNot DebatableVote not required (appeal)May not be renewed

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AppealAppeal

May interrupt a speakerSecond requiredDebatableMajority vote requiredNot renewable

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Point of InformationPoint of Information

May interrupt a SpeakerNeed not be recognized Second not requiredNot DebatableVote not required (appeal)May not be renewed

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To Suspend the RulesTo Suspend the Rules

Mover needs to be recognizedRequires a secondNot DebatableTwo third vote requiredNot Renewable

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Objection to ConsiderationObjection to Consideration

May interrupt a speakerMover need not be recognizedSecond not requiredNot debatableVote Required (2/3 in the negative)Not Renewable

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Additional MotionsAdditional Motions

Can an assembly change a motion once it has been carried?

Can a motion be adopted when many members abstain?

Can a member be required to vote on any motion?

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Special ProblemsSpecial Problems

Adopting Motions– Plurality versus Majority

Presiding Officer– Requirements for voting

Presiding Officers– Introduction Motions

What is an ex officio member

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