Point of Privilege means a matter that a member considers to question their integrity and/or the integrity of the Council.
Point of Privilege. – shall mean a statement calling attention to a matter where the integrity of an individual (personal) or the entire Council is perceived to be in question.
Point of Privilege means a matter that affects the credibility, reputation, and dignity of a Member individually or that Council or Committee collectively hold, that ensure Council’s or a Committee’s ability to function freely; a need for assistance, to be excused for illness or a personal emergency.
Examples of Point of Privilege in a sentence
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The parliamentary motions listed below have no order of precedence; any of them may be introduced at any time except when the meeting is considering one of the top three matters from the list above (Motion to Adjourn, Recess or Point of Privilege).
The Chair must immediately decide whether to accept the Point of Privilege.
According to Rule 19(1), any time a Point of Privilege is raised, a Point of Privilege has to be raised immediately, not 48 hours or 72 hours after a period of time.
Point of Privilege: Trustee Ross congratulated Alison Johnston on her election as President to the Brandon Teachers’ Association.
More Definitions of Point of Privilege
Point of Privilege means a question affecting the rights and immunities of the Council collectively or the position and conduct of Members as elected representatives;
Point of Privilege means all matters affecting the rights and exemptions of Council collectively or the propriety of the conduct of individual Members and includes but is not limited to, the following;
Point of Privilege means the procedural mechanism by which a member may rise to address incorrect, defamatory or slanderous statements made about the Council, councillors, or employees of the municipality.
Point of Privilege means a question by a member with respect to the rights of a member individually or that Council or Committee collectively hold, that ensure Council’s or a Committee’s ability to function freely.
Point of Privilege means a request made to the presiding officer of Council on any matter related to the rights and privileges of Council or individual Councillors and includes: the organization or existence of Council, the conduct of members, the conduct of employees or members of the pubic in attendance at the meeting;
Point of Privilege means a concern about the honour, dignity, character, rights or professionalism of the Mayor, Members of Council or members of staff.
Point of Privilege means a question by a Member who believes that another Member has spoken disrespectfully towards that Member or another Member or who considers that his or her integrity or that of a Member or Township official has been impugned or questioned by a Member.