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Amending the Motion. Amendments must be voted on before returning to the main motion DebatableDebate Confined to Pending QuestionsCan be AmendedSubsidiary Motions can be AppliedCan be ReconsideredRequires only a Majority VoteMust be SecondedOut of Order when Another has Floor. Restate the main motion as amended. The meeting ends by a vote or by general consent (or by the chair’s ision if the time of adjournment was set by an earlier vote). Adjournment. The actual number is usually stated in the organization’s bylaws Best Parliamentary Advice. Chair does not enter the debate while acting as the chair. Wait for a second. Advice3 – When in doubt for anything at all, read your Bylaws, and the Brown Act, again Advice1 – Read your Bylaws, and the Brown Act, before every meeting. Advice2 – If the answer is not in your Bylaws or the Brown Act, you will find it easily in Robert’s. The chair facilitates debate. Advice2 – If the answer is not in your Bylaws or the Brown Act, you will find it easily in Robert’s. Advice3 – When in doubt for anything at all, read your Bylaws, and the Brown Act, again We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow more Debating the Motion. Speakers must be recognized by the chair. Advice1 – Read your Bylaws, and the Brown Act, before every meeting. Make a motion to amend the main motion. *Quorum: the number of members that must be present for business to be conducted legally. NNote belowBest Parliamentary Advice.