Chair Questions

Front

Three methods the chair can use to recognize a member who wishes to obtain the floor.

Back

1. Name. 2. Title. 3. The place or unit that the member represents.

Front

Three steps to bring a Main Motion before the assembly.

Back

1. A motion is made. 2. The motion is seconded by another member. 3. The chair states the question on the motion.

Front

Three steps in the consideration of a Main Motion before the assembly.

Back

1. The motion is debated. 2. The chair puts the question. 3. The chair announces the result of the vote.

Front

Time allowed for a member to speak on a motion at a regular meeting.

Back

10 minutes each time the member speaks.

Front

Can a member transfer unused debate time to another member.

Back

No.

Front

Number of times a member can speak on the same motion at another regular meeting.

Back

Twice.

Front

Methods the chair could use to take a vote on a motion.

Back

1. Voice. 2. Rising. 3. Show of hands. 4. Ballot. 5. Roll call. 6. Standing counted vote.

Front

Minimum essential officers needed to conduct a meeting.

Back

Presiding officer and secretary or clerk.

Front

Name of the presiding officer’s official place or station.

Back

"The chair."

Front

Presiding officer with no title or temporary title.

Back

"The chair." (or "chairman" or "chairperson")