• Which Are in Order When Another Has the Floor and Do Not Require a Second
Can interrupt a person speaking in debate if urgency requires it. |
Call for a Division of the Assembly (29) Call for separate vote(s) on one or more of a series of unrelated resolutions that have been offered by a single motion (10:25, 27:10), or on one or more of a series of amendments on which the chair has stated the question in gross (12:14, 27:11, 51:48(b), 52:13, 52:23) Call for the Orders of the Day (18) Calling a member to order (61:11) Parliamentary Inquiry (33:3–5) Point of Order (23) Raise a Question of Privilege (19) Request for Information (33:6–10) Request to Be Excused from a Duty (32) Requests, or motions to grant the request of another member, as follows: For Permission to Withdraw or Modify a Motion (33:11–19) For Permission to Read Papers (33:20–21) For Any Other Privilege (33:22) |
In order when another has been assigned the floor but has not begun to speak. (See particular rules under references given.) |
Notice of intent to introduce a motion requiring such notice (10:44–51) Objection to the Consideration of a Question (26) |
• Which Are in Order When Another Has the Floor but Must Be Seconded
Can interrupt a person speaking in debate if urgency requires it. |
Appeal (24) Formal motion to grant maker’s own request, if it is not granted by unanimous consent (32; 33:11–22) |
In order when another has been assigned the floor but has not begun to speak. (See particular rules under references given.) |
Reconsider (to make the motion, but not to have it considered at that time; 37) Reconsider and Enter on the Minutes (to make the motion; 37:46–52) |
• Which Are out of Order When Another Has the Floor but Do Not Require a Second
Call up a motion to Reconsider or a motion to Reconsider and Enter on the Minutes (37) Nominations* (46) Proposals for filling blanks* (12:92–113) * When chair calls for them, can be offered without obtaining the floor. |