Metairie Association of Parliamentarians – Point of Order & Appeal
A thorough examination of the motions Point of Order and Appeal, with practical examples and interactive quizzes. Register here.
A thorough examination of the motions Point of Order and Appeal, with practical examples and interactive quizzes. Register here.
In order to do something that cannot be done without violating one or more regular rules, an assembly can adopt a motion to Suspend the Rules interfering with a proposed action, as long as that action is not in conflict with: the organization’s bylaws; local, state, or national law prescribing procedural rules applicable to the […]
This will look at how each of the three classes of secondary motions function as a class of motions. It will also include the four “subclasses” of incidental main motions.
A description of how rules in the nature of rules may be suspended, superseded by less than a two thirds vote, and how some procedural rules may neither be superseded or suspended, except by a bylaw.