Aims of Parliamentary Practice Quiz

Incidental main motion – it relates in varying ways to the main motion and other parliamentary procedures. This kind of following motion falls into this kind of category: 1. To accept or adopt a report ___________ referred to the committee.

Motion to adjourn – to adjourn when the effect is to dissolve the assembly with no permission of its reconvening. 4. To appoint the time and place for the next meeting – if introduced with business ___________

SECONDARY MOTION - It is a priority that should be resolved by the assembly. It is not really a class of motion, but a consideration. The real classification are the three motions under secondary motions: subsidiary, privileged, and incidental motions. SUBSIDIARY MOTION - It is a type of motion in which a board deals directly with a main motion prior or instead of voting on the main motion itself.- Every subsidiary motion ranks higher than the main motion and lower than the privileged motions.- Subsidiary motions can be applied on the ___________ subsidiary motions made on the main motion depending on their ranks.

This kind of following motion falls into this kind of category: 1. To accept or adopt a report a subject ___________ referred to the committee.

To amend constitution, bylaws, rules, or resolution that was already ___________.

John proposed a ___________ motion to address the issue at hand during the meeting.

Parliamentary procedure was first systematized in the early ______________ Parliament which takes its name.

The aim of parliamentary law is to facilitate the work of any ______________ body and to help carry out its objectives effectively and well.

The knowledge on parliamentary procedure is important to ______________, jurists, lawyers, and debaters/orators.

The journals of English Parliament indicate that the fundamental principles of parliamentary procedure have been codified since the reign of King ______________ from 1547 to 1553.

Parliamentary law is designed to help people in reconciling their views and to arrive at clear solutions to the many complex ______________ that arise in the social context.

The instruction of the Secretary of the House to the young legislator points to the important ______________ of parliamentary rules.

Vote as other members in ______ vote; may vote to break tie in voice vote only.

Observe and supervise the basic program of work of the local and the parent ______.

Where bylaws designate, serve as ex-officio member of ______.

Sign all necessary orders, reports or financial transactions as defined in the ______ of the organization.

Acquire and use all tools necessary to the conduct of the ______.

Preside in the absence of the ______.

No member should ______ discussion

Discussions should be confined to the ______ of the motion

The chair should recognize ______ opinions on the motion

A member who has not yet spoken on the motion/pending question has ______ preference

The main motion is also known as ______ main motion

An appeal is a LEVEL ______ motion in parliamentary procedure

In the absence of a quorum, there should be a more precise delineation of the ______ in order.

Members have the right to inspect the ______ of the assembly, boards, and committees.

Notice can be sent by electronic communications, such as e-mail or ______, to members who consent.

When one joins an organization, one enters into a '______ of membership' with the organization.

Members have the privilege to ______ when appropriate.

Members have the responsibility to ______ on the enforcement of the rules of the organization.