'Main motions' presentation slideshows

Parliamentary Procedure

Parliamentary Procedure. How can I survive a formal meeting? NOTE: Objectives are rearranged from LADOE for ease of teaching. Objective 1:. Define parliamentary procedure.

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Parliamentary Procedure

Parliamentary Procedure. Get ready to take some notes. ?. Why do we have Parli Pro?.

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Practicing Parliamentary Procedure

Practicing Parliamentary Procedure. How can I survive a formal meeting?. What is Parliamentary Procedure?. Set of rules and guidelines that allow the following: Majority rules Minority is heard Handling one item at a time Maintains order. History of Parliamentary Procedure.

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The Basics of Parliamentary Procedure

The Basics of Parliamentary Procedure. NY ACP Council Webinar March 15, 2012 Stephen J. Peterson, MD, MACP Professor and Executive Vice Chair Dept of Medicine, New York Medical College Chair, NYACP Awards and Nominations Committee Linda Lambert, CAE Executive Director, NYACP.

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The Basics of Parliamentary Procedure

The Basics of Parliamentary Procedure. NY ACP Council Webinar March 15, 2012 Stephen J. Peterson, MD, MACP Professor and Executive Vice Chair Dept of Medicine, New York Medical College Chair, NYACP Awards and Nominations Committee Linda Lambert, CAE Executive Director, NYACP.

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The Basics of Parliamentary Procedure

The Basics of Parliamentary Procedure. NY ACP Council Webinar March 15, 2012 Stephen J. Peterson, MD, MACP Professor and Executive Vice Chair Dept of Medicine, New York Medical College Chair, NYACP Awards and Nominations Committee Linda Lambert, CAE Executive Director, NYACP.

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The Ranked Motions

The Ranked Motions. Parliamentary Procedure Knowbook Notes. The Rules of Precedence. The classification of motions Main Secondary Subsidiary Incidental Privileged. The Ranked Motions. Motions that bring a question again before the assembly (Restorative). Rules of Precedence.

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Parliamentary Procedure

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Parliamentary Procedure

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Parliamentary Procedure

Parliamentary Procedure. Agricultural Communication and Leadership. Parliamentary Procedure. A set of rules that permits people to work together effectively in groups Majority rules More than half of the members present Minorities are heard and respected

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Parliamentary Procedure

Parliamentary Procedure. Lesson III. Motions. Bring business to the assembly in an orderly manner Types of motions: main motions, subsidiary, privileged, motions that bring a question again before the assembly, incidental

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Parliamentary Procedure

Parliamentary Procedure. Lesson III. Motions. Bring business to the assembly in an orderly manner Types of motions: main motions, subsidiary, privileged, motions that bring a question again before the assembly, incidental

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Parliamentary Procedure

Parliamentary Procedure. Parliamentary Procedure. Definition Rules for conducting or running a successful meeting 4 major tenets of Parliamentary Procedure One thing at a time The rights of the minority Majority rules Courtesy extended to everyone Official Rule Book

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Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure

Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure. May 2007 Leadership Revision Committee. Modified by CTAE Resource Network, 2010. What is it?. Parliamentary Procedure is: The correct rules for conducting or running a successful meeting. Purpose. Ensures that:

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Parliamentary Procedure

Parliamentary Procedure. Lesson III. Motions. Bring business to the assembly in an orderly manner Types of motions: main motions, subsidiary, privileged, motions that bring a question again before the assembly, incidental

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Main Motions

Main Motions. Motions which introduce a subject before the assembly for its consideration. Procedure for handling a Main Motion. A member rises and addresses the chair Mr./Madam President remain standing. The member is recognized by the chair The chair calls the person by name.

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