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	'''Part I.—Rules of Order.'''		'''Part I.—Rules of Order.'''

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	'''Part I.—Rules of Order.'''		'''Part I.—Rules of Order.'''
	~~== Headline text ==~~


	Art. I.—How Business Is Conducted in Deliberative Assemblies.		Art. I.—How Business Is Conducted in Deliberative Assemblies.

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			'''Part I.—Rules of Order.'''
			== Headline text ==


			Art. I.—How Business Is Conducted in Deliberative Assemblies.
			Introduction of Business
			What Precedes Debate
			Obtaining the Floor
			Motions and Resolutions
			Seconding Motions
			Stating the Question
			Debate
			Secondary Motions
			Putting the Question and Announcing the Vote
			Proper Motions to Use to Accomplish Certain Objects
			Art. II.—General Classification of Motions.
			Main or Principal Motions
			Subsidiary Motions
			Incidental Motions
			Privileged Motions
			Some Main and Unclassified Motions
			Art. III.—Privileged Motions.
			Fix the Time to which the Assembly shall Adjourn
			Adjourn
			Take a Recess
			Questions of Privilege
			General and Special Orders and a Call for the Orders of the Day
			Art. IV.—Incidental Motions.
			Questions of Order and Appeal
			Suspension of the Rules
			Objection to the Consideration of a Question
			Division of a Question, and Consideration by Paragraph or Seriatim
			Division of the Assembly, and Motions relating to Methods of Voting, or to Closing or Reopening the Polls
			Motions relating to Methods of Making, or to Closing or to Reopening Nominations
			Requests growing out of Business Pending or that has just been pending, as, a Parliamentary Inquiry, a Request for Information, for Leave to Withdraw a Motion, to Read Papers, to be Excused from a Duty, or for any other Privilege
			Art. V.—Subsidiary Motions.
			Lay on the Table
			The Previous Question
			Limit or Extend Limits of Debate
			Postpone Definitely, or to a Certain Time
			Commit or Refer, or Recommit
			Amend
			Postpone Indefinitely
			Art. VI.—Some Main and Unclassified Motions.
			Take from the Table
			Reconsider
			Rescind
			Renewal of a Motion
			Ratify
			Dilatory, Absurd, or Frivolous Motions
			Call of the House
			Art. VII.—Debate.
			Debate
			Decorum in Debate
			Closing and Preventing Debate
			Principles of Debate and Undebatable Motions
			Art. VIII.—Vote.
			Voting
			Votes that are Null and Void even if Unanimous
			Motions requiring more than a Majority Vote
			Art. IX.—Committees and Boards.
			Committees Classified
			Boards of Managers, etc., and Executive Committees
			Ex-Officio Members of Boards and Committees
			Committees, Special and Standing
			Reception of Reports
			Adoption or Acceptance of Reports
			Committee of the Whole
			As if in Committee of the Whole
			Informal Consideration
			Art. X.—The Officers and the Minutes.
			Chairman or President
			Secretary or Clerk
			The Minutes
			Executive Secretary
			Treasurer
			Art. XI.—Miscellaneous.
			Session
			Quorum
			Order of Business
			Nominations and Elections
			Constitutions, By-laws, Rules of Order, and Standing Rules
			Amendments of Constitutions, By-laws, and Rules of Order

			Part II.—Organization, Meetings, and Legal Rights of Assemblies.

			Art. XII.—Organization and Meetings.
			An Occasional or Mass Meeting.
			Organization
			Adoption of Resolutions
			Committee to draft Resolutions
			Semi-Permanent Mass Meeting
			A Permanent Society.
			First Meeting
			Second Meeting
			Regular Meeting
			Meeting of a Convention.
			An Organized Convention
			A Convention not yet Organized
			Art. XIII.—Legal Rights of Assemblies and Trial of Their Members.
			Right of an Assembly to Punish its Members
			Right of an Assembly to Eject any one from its Place of Meeting
			Rights of Ecclesiastical Tribunals
			Trial of Members of Societies
			Plan for Study of Parliamentary Law.
			Introduction
			Lesson Outlines

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This page is for the creation of Open Source Parliamentary Procedure. It will be the combination of the public domain "Robert’s Rules of Order
Revised for Deliberative Assemblies" (1915) by General Henry M. Robert, as the general framework, along with "American Institute of Parliamentarians Standard Code of Parliamentary Procedure" (2012) for providing more streamlined language and constraints.

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