FBLA

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FBLA

adjourn
privileged
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adjourn privileged
amend a pending motion subsidiary
discharge a committee brings a question again before the assembly
commit or refer subsidiary
parliamentary inquiry incidental
recess incidental
object to consideration of a question brings a question again before the assembly
reconsider brings a question again before the assembly
ratify main motion
previous question subsidiary
adjourn (requires a ___ vote) majority
reopen nominations (requires a ___ vote) majority
recess (requires a ___ vote) majority
refer to a committee (requires a ___ vote) majority
parliamentary inquiry (requires a ___ vote) no vote
limit/extend debate (requires a ___ vote) 2/3 vote
division of the assembly (requires a ___ vote) no vote
withdraw a motion (requires a ___ vote) majority
rescind (requires a ___ vote) 2/3 vote
amendment (requires a ___ vote) majority
to immediately reach an item that falls later in the order of business, one may suspend the rules
in an appeal from the decision of the chair, a tie vote sustains the decision of the chair
what is the purpose of a point of order? to call attention to a breach of the rules
the duties of the credentials committee continue until the convention ends
which types of members are recognized by FBLA? active, professional, honorary life, and national honorary life
in the absence of of a quorum, emergency action taken must be ratified by a later meeting at which a quorum is present
the officers who must be present for the conduct of business in any deliberative assembly are a presiding officer and a secretary
the national dues may be changed by a majority vote of the state voting delegates at the NLC
a second implies that the seconder agrees that the motion should come before the meeting
if the office of president-elect is expressively provided for in the bylaws, members never vote on any candidate for the office of president, the president is elected one entire term in advance, the member who has served his full term as president-elect automatically becomes president
motions are brought before the assembly by these three steps: a member makes a motion, another member seconds it, and the chair states the question

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