Pocket Manual of Rules of Order for Deliberative Assemblies/Index
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INDEX.
The figures from 1 to 45 refer to sections in Part I. Always consult the Table of Rules, p. 8, for information about any particular motion. A complete list of motions will be found in the Index, under the title, “Motions, list of.” The arrangement of the work can be most easily seen by examining the Table of Contents [pp. 3–6]; its plan is explained in the Introduction, pp. 16–19.
section. | |
Adjourn, motion to | 11, 63b |
effect upon unfinished business | 11 |
motion to “fix the time to which to adjourn” | 10, 63 |
Amendment, motion to “amend” | 23, 56a |
by “adding” or “striking out” | 23, 56a |
by “striking out and inserting” | 23, 56a |
by “substituting” | 23, 56a |
by “dividing the question” | 4, 23, 56a |
of an amendment | 23, 56a |
in committee | 28, 53 |
in committee of the whole | 32 |
of reports or propositions with several paragraphs | 44, 48b |
of Rules of Order, By-Laws and Constitutions | 45 |
motions that cannot be amended | 23, 56a |
Announcing the Vote | 38, 54 |
Appeal from the decision of the chair | 14, 61e |
Apply, meaning of [Introduction, p. 18] | |
Assembly, how organized | 46, 47, 48 |
the word to be replaced by Society, Convention, etc., when it occurs in forms of questions, p. 20. | |
right to punish members | 66 |
right to eject persons from their room | 67 |
trial of members | 69 |
Ayes and Noes [same as Yeas and Nays] | 38 |
Ballot | 38 |
Blanks, filling of | 25 |
in balloting, not to be counted | 38 |
Boards of Trustees, Managers, etc., reports of, in order when reports of standing committees are made | 44 |
[See Quorum.] | |
Business, introduction of | 1–5, 54 |
order of | 44 |
priority of, questions relating to are undebatable | 35 |
unfinished, effect of an adjournment upon | 11 |
By-Laws, what they should contain | 49 |
adoption of | 48b |
amendment of | 45 |
Call of the House | 70 |
Call to Order | 14, 61d |
Chairman, duties of | 40, 50 |
election of | 46a |
temporary | 40, 47 |
of a committee | 28, 53 |
of committee of the whole | 32 |
Change of Vote allowed before result is announced | 38 |
Classification of Motions according to their object | 55 |
into Privileged, Incidental, Subsidiary and Principal | 6–9 |
Clerk, duties of | 41, 51 |
additional duties of, when receiving money | 52 |
election of | 46a |
Commit, motion to | 22, 56b |
Committees, appointment of | 22, 46c |
how they should be composed | 22, 53 |
object of | 28, 53 |
manner of conducting business in | 28, 53 |
Reports of, their form | 29, 53 |
their reception | 30, 46c |
their adoption | 31, 46c |
their place in the order of business | 44 |
common errors in acting upon [note] | 30 |
Minority Reports of, their form | 29, 53 |
cannot be acted upon unless moved as a substitute for the committee’s (majority’s) report | 28, 53 |
of the whole | 32 |
as if in committee of the whole | 33 |
Congress, rules of, the basis of this work, pp. 14–16. | |
Consideration, of a question, objection to | 15, 59a |
Constitutions, what they should contain | 49 |
adoption of, by a society | 48b |
amendment of | 45 |
Convention, organizing and conducting a meeting of | 47 |
Credentials of delegates | 47 |
Debate, what precedes | 3, 54 |
no member to speak but twice in same | 34, 64 |
no speech to be longer than ten minutes | 34, 64 |
majority can extend number and length of speeches | 34, 64 |
number and length of speeches in Congress [note] | 34, 64 |
member reporting measure has right to close | 34 |
list of undebatable questions | 35 |
motions that open the main question to | 35 |
principles regulating the extent of [note] | 35 |
decorum in | 36, 64 |
closing or limiting | 37, 58 |
Decorum in debate | 36, 64 |
Definitions of various terms [Introduction, p. 19.] | |
Delegates, organization of a meeting of | 47 |
Division of the assembly | 38 |
of questions [see Amendment] | 4, 56a |
Ecclesiastical Tribunals, legal rights of | 68 |
Eject persons from their room, right of an assembly to | 67 |
Errors, common, [Introduction, p. 19]. | |
Explanation, personal, unprivileged [note] | 62c |
Expulsion of Members requires a ⅔ vote | 69 |
Election of Officers | 46a, 47 |
Fix the time to which to Adjourn, motion to | 10, 63a |
Floor, how to obtain | 2, 54 |
Forms of making motions | 46, 54 |
of stating and putting questions | 38, 65 |
of announcing the result of a vote | 38, 54 |
of reports of committees | 29, 63 |
of treasurers’ reports | 52 |
of minutes of a meeting | 41, 51 |
of conducting an occasional or mass meeting | 46 |
of conducting a meeting of delegates | 47 |
of conducting a meeting to organize a society | 48 |
of conducting an ordinary meeting of a society | 48b |
House, call of the | 70 |
Incidental questions | 8 |
Indefinite postponement | 24, 59b |
Informal consideration of a question | 33 |
Introduction of Business | 1–5, 54 |
Journal, or minutes | 41, 51 |
Legal Rights [see Assembly and Ecclesiastical Tribunals]. | |
Lie on the table, motion to | 19, 57b, 59c |
Main question | 6 |
Majority [see Two-thirds and Quorum] | |
Meeting, distinction between it and session [note] | 42 |
how to conduct [see Forms]. | |
Members not to be present during a debate concerning themselves | 36 |
not to vote on questions personal to themselves | 38 |
trial of | 69 |
not to be expelled by less than a two-thirds vote | 69 |
Minority Report [see Committees]. | |
Minutes, form and contents of | 41, 51 |
Moderator [see Chairman]. | |
Modification of a motion by the mover | 5 |
Motions, list of. [For details, see each motion in the Index.] | |
Adjourn | 11, 63b |
Adjourn, fix the time to which to | 10, 63a |
Amend | 23, 56a |
Adopt a report [same as accept or agree to] | 31, 46c |
Appeal | 14, 61e |
Blanks, filling | 25 |
Call to order | 14, 61d |
Close debate | 37, 58 |
Commit | 22, 56b |
Consideration of a question, objection to | 15, 59a |
Divide the question | 4, 23, 56a |
Extend the limits of debate | 34, 64 |
Fix the time to which to adjourn | 10, 63a |
Incidental motions or questions | 8 |
Indefinitely postpone | 24, 59b |
Informal consideration of a question | 33 |
Leave to continue speech when guilty of indecorum | 36 |
Leave to withdraw a motion | 17, 62b |
Lie on the table | 19, 57b, 59c |
Limit debate | 37, 58b |
Main motions or questions | 6 |
Objection to the consideration of a question | 15, 59a |
Order, questions of | 14, 61d |
Orders of the day | 13, 61a |
Orders, special | 13, 61b |
Postpone to a certain day | 21, 57a |
Postpone indefinitely | 24, 59b |
Previous question | 20, 58a |
Principal motions or questions | 6 |
Priority of business, questions relating to | 35 |
Privileged motions or questions | 9 |
Privilege, questions of | 12, 62c |
Reading papers | 16, 62 |
Reception of a report [see Committees] | 30, 46c |
Recommit [same as Commit] | 22, 56b |
Reconsider | 27, 60 |
Refer [same as Commit] | 22, 56b |
Renewal of a motion | 26, 60 |
Rise [in committee, equals adjourn] | 11, 32 |
Shall the question be considered [or discussed]? | 15, 59a |
Special Order, to make a | 13, 61b |
Strike out [see Amendment] | 23, 56a |
Subsidiary motions or questions | 7 |
Substitute [same as Amendment, which see] | 23, 56a |
Suspension of the Rules | 18, 61c |
Take from the table [see Lie on the table] | 19, 57b |
Take up a question out of its proper order | 44 |
Withdrawal of a motion | 17, 62 |
Motions, Table of Rules relating to, p. 8. | |
classified according to their object | 55 |
classified into Privileged, Incidental, Subsidiary, etc. | 6–9 |
order of precedence of [see each motion, §§ 10–27], p. 10. | |
how to be made | 1, 2, 46, 54 |
a second required (with certain exceptions) | 3, 65 |
to be stated by chairman before being discussed | 3, 54 |
when to be in writing | 4, 54 |
how to be divided | 4 |
how to be modified by the mover | 3, 5, 17 |
how to be stated and put to the question | 38, 65 |
that cannot be amended | 23, 56a |
that cannot be debated | 35 |
that open main question to debate | 35 |
that require two-thirds vote for their adoption | 39 |
Nominations, how treated | 25, 46a |
Numbers of paragraphs, clerk to correct without a vote | 23 |
Objection to the consideration [discussion or introduction] of a question | 15, 59a |
Officers of an assembly [see Chairman, Clerk, Treasurer and Vice-Presidents]. | |
Order, questions of and a call to | 14, 61d |
of business | 44, 72 |
of the day | 13, 61a |
special | 13, 61b |
of precedence of motions [see Precedence]. | |
Organization of an occasional or mass meeting | 46a |
of a convention or assembly of delegates | 47 |
of a permanent society | 48 |
Papers and documents, reading of | 16, 62 |
in custody of clerk | 41, 51 |
Parliamentary Law, its origin, etc., p. 13. | |
Personal explanation, not privileged [note] | 62c |
Plan of the Manual [Introduction, pp. 16-19]. | |
Postpone to a certain time | 21, 57a |
indefinitely | 24, 59b |
Preamble, considered after the rest of a paper | 44 |
Precedence of motions [see each motion, §§ 10–27], p. 10. | |
meaning of [Introduction, p. 18]. | |
Presiding officer [see Chairman]. | |
Previous Question | 20, 58a |
Principal (or main) question | 6 |
Priority of Business, questions relating to, are undebatable | 35 |
Privilege, questions of | 12, 62c |
Privileged questions | 9 |
Programme of a meeting [same as orders of the day] | 13 |
Putting the question, form of | 38, 65 |
Questions [see Forms, Motions, Privilege and Order]. | |
Quorum, when there is no rule, consists of a majority | 43 |
committees and boards cannot decide upon | 43 |
in Congress and Parliament [note] | 43 |
Reading of Papers | 16, 62 |
Reception of a report [see Committees]. | |
Recommit [same as Commit] | 22, 56b |
Reconsider | 27, 60 |
Record, or minutes | 41, 51 |
Recording officer [see Clerk]. | |
Refer [same as Commit] | 22, 56b |
Renewal of a motion | 26, 60 |
Reports of committees [see Committees]. | |
Rights of assemblies [see Assembly]. | |
of ecclesiastical tribunals | 68 |
Rise, motion to, in committee, equals adjourn | 11, 32 |
Rules of debate [see Debate] | 34, 64 |
of Order, amendment of | 45 |
of Order, what they should contain | 49 |
Standing, what they should contain | 49 |
suspension of | 18, 61c |
relating to motions, Table of, p. 8. | |
Seconding, motions that do not require | 3, 65 |
Secretary [see Clerk]. | |
Session | 42 |
Shall the question be considered [or discussed]? | 15, 59a |
Speaking, rules of [see Debate] | 34, 64 |
Special Order | 13, 61b |
Standing Rules | 49 |
Stating a question, form of | 38, 65 |
Strike out [see Amendment] | 23, 56a |
Subsidiary motions or questions | 7 |
Substitute [see Amendment] | 23, 56a |
Sum, largest, first put | 25 |
Suspension of the Rules | 18, 61c |
Table of Rules relating to motions, p. 8. | |
Take from the table, motion to | 19, 57b |
Time, longest, first put | 25 |
Treasurer, duties of | 52 |
Trial of Members | 69 |
Two-thirds vote, motions requiring | 39 |
principles regulating [note] | 39 |
Undebatable Questions | 35 |
Unfinished Business, effect of adjournment upon | 11 |
its place in the order of business | 44 |
Vice-Presidents | 46d |
Vote, various methods of putting the question | 38, 65 |
various methods of voting | 38 |
forms of announcing | 38, 54 |
change of, permitted before result is announced | 38 |
effect of a tie | 38 |
motions requiring more than a majority | 39 |
Withdrawal of a motion | 17, 62 |
Yeas and Nays, voting by | 38 |
Yields, meaning of [Introduction, p. 18]. |