parliamentary procedure

A parliament has rules of operation {parliamentary procedure} {legislative procedure} {rules of order}. Parliamentary procedure describes how to use main motions and their secondary motions, such as subsidiary motions, incidental motions, and privileged motions. Parliamentary procedure also describes how to use resolutions. It also describes nominating, voting, disciplining, appealing, paying dues, and drafting organization constitutions, charters, and bylaws. Parliamentary procedure typically allows majority rule while addressing minority concerns.

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