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Par-law: Motions and purposes

AB
I move1st 2 words that should be said
MainUsed to introduce new business
SecondSignifies that at least 2 people consider the item worth consideration
Mr. ChairmanWhat you should stand and say to be recognized
AdjournEnds the meeting
Question of PrivilegeAsks for a special privilege that affects the group
Refer to a committeeAllows for small group study
Object to the ConsiderationAvoids discussing the motion before a group
One tap of the GavelSit down
One tap of the GavelMotion passes
One tap of the GavelMeeting is adjourned
Two taps of the gavelCalls the meeting to order
Three taps of the gavelStand-up
Series of short taps of the gavelBe quiet
RecessAllows for informal discussion
Point of OrderAllows for the correction of mistakes
Lay on the TableAllows you to move on to more urgent business
Limit or Extend debateIncreases or decrease the amount of time or number of opportunities for discussion
Previous QuestionEnds discussion
Postpone definatelySets a certain time for action on an item
Postpone IndefinatelyKills a motion
AppealAllows members to vote in overthrowing the chairs decision
DivisionCalls for a counted vote
Division of the QuestionSeparates a motion into 2 or more parts
Parliamentary InquiryAllows a member to get information about the rules of par-law
Suspend the rulesAllows you to by-pass chapter standing rules
DebateSame thing as discussion
Orders of the DayRequests normal schedule of business
QuorumMinimum number of members required to conduct business
Parliamentary LawRules that allows for efficient, organized meetings
RescindWhen a previously accepted motion has been made void
AgendaProgram for the meeting
ChairPresiding officer
NominationsSelecting candidates for offices or committees
'Aye'Affermative Vote
Privledged MotionsTake precedenceover pending questions, are undebatable and require immediate action
Subsiderary MotionsApplies to pending question without accepting or rejecting it.


Central Jr.-Sr. High
Burden, KS

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