A motion is seconded by a member's saying "I second the motion," or "I second it," which he does without obtaining the floor, and in small assemblies without rising. In large assemblies, and especially where non-members are scattered throughout the assembly, members should rise, and without waiting for recognition, say, "Mr. Chairman, I second the motion."
| Motion | § |
|---|---|
| Question of Privilege, to raise a | 19 |
| Questions of Order | 21 |
| Objection to the Consideration of a Question | 23 |
| Call for Orders of the Day | 20 |
| Call for Division of the Question (under certain circumstances) | 24 |
| Call for Division of the Assembly (in voting) | 25 |
| Call up Motion to Reconsider | 36 |
| Filling Blanks | 33 |
| Nominations | 33 |
| Leave to Withdraw a Motion | 27 |
| Inquiries of any kind | 27 |
General Henry M. Robert // 4th Edition //


