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The Ladies' Aid Manual - A Practical Work For Ladies' Aid Societies (1911) (Paperback)
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The Ladies' Aid Manual - A Practical Work For Ladies' Aid Societies (1911) (Paperback)
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CHAPTER III RULES OF ORDER The following digest of parliamentary
law is not complete by any means. Only such rules are suggested as
may be required by the average Ladies' Aid. The rules are purposely
stated in the plainest language in order that they may be clearly
understood by all. It would be well for every Ladies' Aid to adopt
these standard Rules of Order to govern their meetings. The
adoption of these rules will do much to prevent confusion, discord,
and misunderstandings. I. Bringing Business Before The Meeting
There are two ways in which "business should be brought before the
meeting. First, by a motion of one of the members. Second, by the
presentation of a written communication. II. A Motion To Adjourn A
motion to adjourn cannot be debated, cannot be amended, and cannot
be reconsidered. III. An Amendment To A Motion An amendment to a
motion may take any of the following forms: (1) Something may be
added. (2) Words, sentences, or paragraphs may be stricken out. (3)
Some words may be strickenout and others inserted. (4) A different
motion on the same subject may be substituted. (5) The question may
be divided into two or more questions as specified by the mover, in
order to secure a separate vote on any particular point or points.
IV. An Amendment Of An Amendment An amendment of an amendment
cannot be amended. V. Amending Rules Of Order Rules of order can be
amended at any regular meeting of the Society by a two-thirds vote,
provided the proposed amendment was submitted in writing at the
previous regular meeting. VI. Motions Which Cannot Be Amended The
following motions cannot be amended, namely, to adjourn, for the
orders of the day, all incidental questions, to lay on the table,
for the previous question, an amendment of an amendme...
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