Robert's Rules of Order Revised - Order of Precedence of Motions ORDER OF PRECEDENCE

amend something already adopted. See notes 2, 5, and 6, above. ADDITIONAL RULES Incidental Motions . Motions that are incidental

be classified as follows: Main or Principal Motions .................... 11 Subsidiary Motions ........................... 12 Incidental Motions ........................... 13 Privileged Motions ........................... 14 11. A

Introduction of Business 2 . What Precedes Debate 3 . Obtaining the floor 4 . Motions and Resolutions

final vote without allowing free debate. 45. Principles of Debate and Undebatable Motions . All main motions are

Robert's Rules of Order Revised - V Art. V. Subsidiary Motions. See 12 for a list

even in Congress the order of precedence of motions is not the

meetings, the duties of officers, and names of ordinary motions, but also a

Rules of Order - VI Art. VI. Some Main and Unclassified Motions. See 15 for a

Robert's Rules of Order Revised - IV Art. IV. Incidental Motions. See 13 for a list

Robert's Rules of Order Revised - III Art. III. Privileged Motions. See 14 for a list

vote; to protect the assembly from annoyance from evidently frivolous or dilatory motions by refusing to

the question, nor does he leave the chair to speak or make motions, nor are motions seconded

Vote. 46 . Voting 47 . Votes that are Null and Void even if Unanimous 48 . Motions requiring more than a

postponed to the next regular meeting, if desired. Under Renewal of Motions [ 38 ] is explained what

is said from the floor, and therefore that he must always repeat motions and the