"It is moved and seconded that the following resolution be adopted [reading the resolution];" or[Under each motion is shown the form of stating the question if there is any peculiarity in the form.] If the question is debatable or amendable, the chair should immediately ask, "Are you ready for the question?" If no one then rises he should put the question as described in 9. If the question cannot be debated or amended, he does not ask, "Are you ready for the question?" but immediately puts the question after stating it.
"It is moved and seconded to adopt the following resolution;"
"Mr. A offers the following resolution [read]: the question is on its adoption;"
"It is moved and seconded to amend the resolution by striking out the word 'very' before the word 'good';"
"The previous question has been demanded [or, moved and seconded] on the amendment;"
"It is moved and seconded that the question be laid on the table;"
"It is moved and seconded that we adjourn."
§6 | STATING THE QUESTION
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