Studying Parliamentary Procedure Flashcards
To fix a time for which to adjourn?
Requires a second, is amendable to hour, date and place is not debatable, and requires a majority vote(privileged).
Adjourn
Requires a second, is not amendable nor debatable, and requires a majority vote.
Take a recess
Requires a second, is amendable to time, is not debatable, and requires a majority vote.
Raise a question of privilege
Does not require a second, is not amendable not debatable, and is at the decision of the president.
Call for the orders of the day
Does not require a second, is not amendable nor debatable and is handled by the president and vice president.
To appeal to the decesion of the president
Requires a second, is amendable, cannot be debatable if made during a division of the assembly or when the pending question is not debatable.
Call for the division of the assembly
Does not require a second, is not amendable nor debatable and requires a standing vote.
To raise a point of order
Does not require a second, is not amendable nor debatable and is met at the decision of the president.
To object to the consideration of the question
Does not require a second, is not amendable nor debatable and requires a 2/3 vote
To divide a motion or call for consideration by parts
Requires a second, is amendable, is not debatable and requires a majority vote
To modify or withdraw a motion
Does not require a second unless is it made prosper by the president of the original motion, is not amendable nor debatable and requires unanimous consent.
To suspend the rules
Requires a second, is not amendable nor debatable and requires a 2/3 vote unless it is a standing rule-then majority vote.
Change the method of voting
Requires a second, is amendable, is not debatable and requires a majority vote.
Request for information
Does not require a second, not amendable nor debatable and does not require a vote.
Parliamentary inquiry
Doesn’t require a second, not amendable nor debatable and does not require a vote.