Procedural Motion definition

Procedural Motion means any motion concerning the manner or time of consideration of any matter before the Board as opposed to the substance thereof, and includes, without limitation, the following:

Procedural Motion means a question raised under Standing Order 2.6(a), (b) (c) or (d);

Procedural Motion means a motion or other filing (1) seeking clarification on, further information or data with respect to, or otherwise dealing with or relating to deployment, implementation, procedural and/or administrative issues and matters (such as, but not limited to, transition of retail customers, implementation of rates, language requested by ERCOT to be included in the order relating to updates to models for ERCOT or otherwise and/or the transition or incorporation of regulatory assets and liabilities among the parties subject to the order), and (2) which, if adversely determined, would not negate the approval of the transactions contemplated by the Principal Merger Agreement.

Examples of Procedural Motion in a sentence

• Participants recall their agreement in the Procedural Motion adopted on 24 September 1997 "that the resolution of the decommissioning issue is an indispensable part of the process of negotiation", and also recall the provisions of paragraph 25 of Strand 1 above.

• The SLS method relies on Monin-Obukhov similarity theory, the correlation between the laser beam signal amplitude variances and the covariance of the logarithm of the beam signal amplitude measured using 2 laser detectors.

• Dylan Botica asked to consider en bloc for item 8.1 and 8.2. Dylan suggested Jesse leave for item 8.1 and stay for item 8.2. Procedural Motion: To move in-camera Moved: Rachel Taylor Carried.

• Item 13.2.1 Continued OFFICER COMMENT The Motion was Moved by Cr Davis and Seconded by Cr Sekulla prior to the Procedural Motion being put forward making it an ‘alive’ Motion.

• If the Procedural Motion be carried, the House shall adjourn; if it be lost, the Meeting shall continue.

More Definitions of Procedural Motion

Procedural Motion means a motion under Rule 15 (Procedural Motions). “Proper Officer” means:

Procedural Motion means a Motion that relates to a procedural matter only and which is not designed to produce any substantive decision but used merely as a formal procedural measure;

Procedural Motion means a formal motion which relates to the process of running a meeting;

Procedural Motion means a matter raised by a member at a meeting in terms of Rule 53 below;

Procedural Motion means a motion specified as such in clause 55 of this Local Law

Procedural Motion means any motion concerning the manner or time of consideration of any matter before the Council or the Committee, as opposed to the substance thereof, and includes, without limitation, the following: a motion to adjourn; to call the question; to go into committee of the whole; to recess; to refer; to defer; to go into a closed meeting; to suspend the rules of procedure and to lift.

Procedural Motion means a matter raised by a member at a meeting in terms of Rule 53 below; “Proposal” means a draft resolution submitted in writing by a councillor during a debate and is duly seconded on any matter at a meeting of the council or any structure of the