For most of us, making a point of order in a meeting is accurately described as “gutsy.” (Definitely not in the list of “Top 10 Things I Must Do Before...
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For most of us, making a point of order in a meeting is accurately described as “gutsy.” (Definitely not in the list of “Top 10 Things I Must Do Before...
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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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In the world of parliamentary procedure, there are main motions, and then there are “non-main” motions. In the category of “non-main” motions, also called secondary motions, are motions to table,...
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If you’re part of a small board or committee, you may find that parliamentary procedure just isn’t helpful. In your experience, decisions are made efficiently and fairly without it, and...
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If you think that referring a motion to a committee is a way to ensure that the motion never sees the light of day again, you might be right. Ever...
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