Parliamentary Procedure Guidelines Vocab Quiz
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Serves as the official record keeper of the organization, keeps the roll of members and minutes of the meeting and record of proceedings of the assembly; during the meeting, reports the minutes of the previous meeting as well as takes notes to report at the next meeting
Vice Chairman or Chairwoman
Secretary
Treasurer
Chairman or Chairwoman
300s - Q2
Brings a new item of business before the group; can be further subdivided into two categories
Main Motion
Motion
Secondary Motion
Original Main Motion
300s - Q3
Used when the agenda or program is not being followed or if an item was set to be taken up at a certain time and that time has passed; requires the chair to follow the established agenda
Motion to Lay on the Table
Subsidiary Motions
Subsidiary Motions
Call for the Orders of the Day
30s - Q4
Deals with a violation of the rules
Motion to Suspend the Rules
Motion to Appeal from the Decision of the Chair
Incidental Motions
Point of Order
300s - Q5
Allows the group to receive a more accurate count on a vote
Motion to Suspend the Rules
Motion to Withdraw
Division of the Assembly
Division of the Question
300s - Q6
This person will call the meeting to order, recognize members to the floor, state motions, announce the vote and maintain order; a neutral body, that cannot offer debate on a motion or make motions and can only vote if it is to make or break a tie
Chairman or Chairwoman
Vice Chairman or Chairwoman
Secretary
Treasurer
300s - Q7
A coordinated system used to conduct business when working in a group; allows everyone to be heard and make decisions without confusion
Main Motion
Parliamentary Procedure
Motion
Original Main Motion
300s - Q8
A motion which brings an item of business before the meeting
Original Main Motion
Incidental Main Motion
Privileged Motions
Secondary Motion
30s - Q9
What indicates a unanimous vote for passing the motion it also can be used when a motion is not likely to be opposed?
Voice Voting
Rising Vote
Roll-Call Vote
General Consent
30s - Q10
The motions that do not relate to the main motion or pending business but relate directly to the member and the organization; indicate matters of urgency, that without debate, they can interrupt the consideration of anything else
Primary Amendment
Secondary Amendment
General Consent
Privileged Motions
300s