MOTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE Sample Clauses

MOTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE. The following motions may be moved without notice: (a) to appoint a Chair of the meeting at which the motion is moved; (b) in relation to the accuracy of the Minutes; (c) to change the order of business in the agenda; (d) to refer something to an appropriate body or individual; (e) to appoint a Committee or Member arising from an item on the summons for the meeting; (f) to receive reports or adoption of recommendations of Committees or Officers and any resolutions following from them; (g) to withdraw a motion; (h) amendment of a motion, by its mover, with the consent of the meeting (amendments must not negate the existing motion, nor introduce a new motion); (i) to proceed to the next business; (j) that the question be now put; (k) to adjourn a debate; (l) to adjourn a meeting; (m) to suspend a particular Council Assembly Procedure Rule; (n) to exclude the public and press in accordance with the Access to Information Rules; (o) to exclude a Member from the meeting under Rule 1.7(1); (p) to give the consent of the Council where its consent is required by this Constitution; (q) motions extending the time limit of speeches; (r) motions under Council Assembly Procedure Rule 8(1) – suspension of Council Procedure Rules without notice; (s) motions under Council Assembly Procedure Rule 3.7; (t) motions under Council Assembly Procedure Rule 3.7(9i) to receive a deputation; (u) motions and amendments on matters that have been addressed by a deputation received at Council Assembly and concerning which there is no report for recommendation on the agenda; and (v) motions and amendments on matters upon which the Council is legally obliged to make a decision, but for which a motion of which notice had been given has been lost.
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MOTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE. 19.1. The following motions may be moved without notice: (a) to appoint a Chairman of the meeting at which the motion is moved; (b) in relation to the accuracy of the Minutes; (c) to change the order of business in the Agenda; (d) to refer something to the Cabinet, an appropriate Committee or an Officer; (e) to appoint Committee Members arising from an item on the summons for the meeting; (f) to receive reports of the Cabinet, the Overview and Scrutiny Committees, other Committees or Officers and any resolutions following from them; (g) to withdraw a motion; (h) to amend a motion; (i) to proceed to the next business; (j) that the question before the meeting be now put to the vote; (k) to adjourn a debate; (l) to adjourn the meeting; (m) to suspend a particular Council Procedure Rule ; (n) to exclude the public and press in accordance with the Access to Information Procedure Rules; (o) if the Mayor or Chairman of the meeting considers any matter to be objectionable or undesirable and moves not to hear a Member further or to the Member from the meeting; (p) to move an urgent motion where the Mayor has given consent; (q) to extend the time limit for speeches; and (r) where the council’s Constitution requires express consent of the Council.
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MOTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE. Notice of Questions and Amendments on Officer reports
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MOTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE. Those motions which may be moved without notice are:- i. the appointment of a Chair at the meeting at which the motion is moved; ii. motions which relate to the minutes; iii. to change the order of business in the agenda; iv. to refer something to an appropriate body or individual; v. to appoint a committee or member arising from an item on the summons for the meeting; vi. to receive reports or to adopt the recommendation of committees or officers and any resolutions following from them; vii. to withdraw a motion; viii to proceed to next business; ix that the question be now put; x to adjourn a debate; xii that the meeting continue beyond two and a half hours in duration; xiii to suspend a particular procedural rule; xiv to exclude the public and press in accordance with the Access to Information Rules; xvi to not hear further a member named under Rule C29 or to exclude them from the meeting; xvii to give the consent of the Council where consent is required by this Constitution.
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MOTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE. The following motions may be moved without notice:-
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