Motions A. INTRODUCTORY § 1. In General The term ‘‘motion’’ refers generally to any formal proposal made before a deliberative assembly. This chapter covers the general and more frequently used motions, which ar - Inquiry in Motion - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Motions A. INTRODUCTORY § 1. In General The term ‘‘motion’’ refers generally to any formal proposal made before a deliberative assembly. This chapter covers the general and more frequently used motions, which ar Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-10-30 08:14:20 Open Document File Size: 152,56 KB Share Result on Facebook City Washington / New York / / Country United States / United Kingdom / / Organization Committee of the Whole / Committee on Foreign Affairs / House / / Person GERALD R. FORD / Sam Rayburn / See Rule XVI / Carl Albert / John W. McCormack / James P. Richards / / Position Prime Minister / Chairman / President / PRECEDENTS THE SPEAKER / Sergeant / Speaker / Clerk / Speaker / I demand the regular order / distinguished minority leader / Chair / / ProvinceOrState Tennessee / Ohio / South Carolina / Oklahoma / Massachusetts / Michigan / / SocialTag Recorded vote Adjournment Raise a question of privilege Parliament of Singapore Parliamentary inquiry Table Commit Point of order Motion Parliamentary procedure

Motions A. INTRODUCTORY § 1. In General The term ‘‘motion’’ refers generally to any formal proposal made before a deliberative assembly. This chapter covers the general and more frequently used motions, which arAdd to Reading List