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The Law of Order Blog

A Resource on Parliamentary Procedure & the Law

Can an Agenda Be Changed During a Meeting?

I’m one of those people who considers agenda-making an art form. If you’re the meeting-planner, in charge of lining up what’s going to happen when in the next business meeting,...

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Can You Kill a Motion by Moving To Table It?

If you’ve ever attended a meeting and heard someone say, “I move to table this motion” (or you’ve said it yourself), today’s post is for you. Maybe you’ve said these...

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Can a Decision to Limit Debate Be Changed?

I’ve talked a good bit on this blog about how and when to limit debate. But what are your options if a group has decided to limit debate but then...

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Can You Discuss a Topic without a Main Motion?

If you’ve ever tried to discuss a topic without a main motion on the floor, you’ve probably been reminded by a lover of parliamentary procedure (yes, there are those people)...

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Can a Person Run for More Than One Office at the Same Time?

So, while you might not be the sort who ever even thinks about running for office—let alone two at a time, there are people who do. There are also people...

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