Felt’s Parliamentary Procedure/To Strike Out or to Insert Words
TO STRIKE OUT OR TO INSERT WORDS.
113. When it is moved to strike out words from a paragraph, or to strike out a paragraph, the words to be struck out must be consecutive words. Or, if it is moved to insert words into a paragraph the words to be inserted must be inserted together and the description of the words to be struck out and the place it is proposed to insert others should be definite. Otherwise the rule prohibiting amending different part of the proposition at the same time would be violated.
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