2003 state CCM

If the presiding officer does not want to make a ruling on a Point of Order:

• a. a ruling is not made.

• b. the vice-president makes the ruling.

Which two motions below are neither debatable or amendable?

• a. Main Motion and Amend

• b. Postpone to a Certain Time (or Definitely) and Parliamentary Inquiry

• c. Point of Order and Division of the Assembly

• d. Recess and Raise a Question of Privilege

If all the motions below are pending, which must be voted on first?

• a. Commit or Refer.

• b. To take a Recess.

• c. To Postpone Indefinitely.

• d. An amendment to the motion to Recess.

Which one of the following motions requires a second and is amendable?

• a. Point of Order.

• b. Recess.

• c. Raise a Question of Privilege.

• d. Division of the Assembly.

Which motion is used to change the wording of a Main Motion at an FFA meeting?

• a. Commit or Refer.

• b. Point of Order.

• c. Previous Question.

• d. Amend

Which motion below requires a second, is debatable but not amendable, and can only be applied to a Main Motion?

• Postpone to a Certain Time or Definitely.

• Postpone Indefinitely.

• Amend.

• Recess (Privileged).

If a Main Motion is pending and a motion to amend it is being debated, which one of the following motions would be out of order?

• Point of Order

• Parliamentary Inquiry

• Postpone Indefinitely

• Adjourn

Which statement below is false regarding a motion for a Division of the Assembly?

• The chair can take a rising vote without permission from the assembly.

• No subsidiary motion can be applied to it.

• Debate is allowed if the vote is to be counted and entered in the minutes.

• The chair can order that a vote be counted.

An FFA member at a regular chapter meeting who wishes to second a Main Motion must:

• Make the second before debate begins.

• Have their name recorded in the minutes of the meeting as the seconder of the Main Motion.

• Be in favor of the motion he/she seconds.

• Be recognized by the president before offering a second.

Which motion below has the highest precedence?

• Main Motion

• Previous Question

• Postpone to a Certain Time (or Definitely)

• Commit or Refer