ANS2FA- 1.02- Understanding Parliamentary Procedure

What is the primary purpose of parliamentary procedure?

• To create laws

• To conduct business in a formal, organized manner

• To elect government officials

• To debate political issues

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Which book serves as the basis for parliamentary law?

• The Constitution

• Robert’s Rules of Order

• The Federalist Papers

• The Magna Carta

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What phrase is used to introduce a main motion in parliamentary procedure?

• "I propose..."

• "I suggest..."

• "I move..."

• "I declare..."

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How can a member change a motion during a meeting?

• By voting against it

• By calling for a division

• By moving to amend the motion

• By referring it to a committee

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What is the purpose of calling for a "Division of the House"?

• To end the meeting

• To get a re-vote on a voice or hand vote

• To introduce a new motion

• To amend a motion

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Which statement is correct when referring a motion to a committee?

• "I move we table this motion."

• "I move we refer this motion to a committee."

• "I move we vote on this motion."

• "I move we amend this motion."

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What is the role of "the chair" in a parliamentary procedure?

• To propose new laws

• To conduct the meeting and ensure rules are followed

• To vote on all motions

• To amend motions

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Which of the following is NOT a parliamentary procedure ability?

• Main Motion

• Amendment

• Division of the House

• Filibuster

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What should a member say to request a re-vote using a "rising" vote?

• "I move to amend."

• "I call for a division."

• "I propose a new motion."

• "I move to table the motion."

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In what scenario would a motion be referred to a committee?

• When immediate action is required

• When more detailed study or discussion is needed

• When the motion is unanimously agreed upon

• When the meeting is about to end

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