Across
- 1. ends debate and propses the question
- 4. to make motions, to debate, to vote, to attend
- 6. Proposes action or a procedure incidental to, or related to, the business of an assembly or its past or future actions.
- 7. Used to create the order of an agenda
- 8. a motion that requires a second,is not debatable, not amendable and requires a majority vote in order to put something aside because something more important came up
- 11. A motion used to kill the motion on the floor if passed with a majority vote
- 13. A motion that is used to put a motion aside till another meeting and to be taken up under unfinished bussiness
- 14. A class of motions that are unrelated to the current pending motion but are of such importance they must be brought up now
- 17. The book that has all the rules of how to govern an organization
- 18. A motion where the member asks a question pretaining to their rights
Down
- 2. A class of motions that are applied to another motion for the purpose of modifying it, delaying action on it, or disposing of it.
- 3. A committee that is used multiple times and from year to year
- 5. Refers to right of order and consideration of one motion over another or the priority of consideration
- 9. minimum amount of members needed to be present in order to conduct business
- 10. A not debatable motion that requires a majority vote to adopt and creates a special meeting
- 12. A committee formed to handle upcoming things within an organization
- 15. These are things that were unfinished that are as a special order to take first priority at this meeting
- 16. formal proposal by a member of a deliberative assembly that the assembly take certain action.