Common use of Procedural Motions Clause in Contracts

Procedural Motions. 1. During the discussion of any matter, a delegate may rise to make a point of order, and the point of order shall be immediately decided by the Presiding Officer in accordance with these Rules. A delegate may appeal against any ruling of the Presiding Officer. The appeal shall immediately be put to the vote, and the Presiding Officer's ruling shall stand unless a majority of the Representatives present and voting otherwise decide. A delegate rising to a point of order may not speak on the substance of the matter under discussion.

Procedural Motions. (1. ) During the discussion of any matter, a delegate Representative may rise to make a point of order, and the point of order shall be immediately decided by the Presiding Officer Officer, in accordance with these Rules, shall immediately decide the point of order. A delegate Representative may appeal against any ruling of the Presiding Officer. The appeal shall immediately be put to the vote, and the Presiding Officer's ruling shall stand unless a simple majority of the Representatives Parties present and voting otherwise decidedecides. A delegate Representative rising to a point of order may not speak on the substance of the matter under discussion.

Procedural Motions. (1. ) During the discussion of any matter, a delegate may rise to make a point of order, and the point of order shall be immediately decided by the Presiding Officer in accordance with these Rules. A delegate may appeal against any ruling of the Presiding Officer. The appeal shall immediately be put to the vote, and the Presiding Officer's ruling shall stand unless a majority of the Representatives present and voting otherwise decide. A delegate rising to a point of order may not speak on the substance of the matter under discussion.

Procedural Motions. (1. ) During the discussion of any matter, a delegate may rise to make raise a point of order, and the point of order shall be immediately immediately, where possible, decided by the Presiding Officer in accordance with these Rules. A delegate may appeal against any ruling of the Presiding Officer. The appeal shall immediately be put to the vote, and the Presiding Officer's ruling shall stand unless a majority of the Representatives Parties present and voting otherwise decidedecide otherwise. A delegate rising to raising a point of order may not speak on the substance of the matter under discussion, but only on the point of order.