Quiz on Parliamentary Procedures

What should a delegate do if they feel uncomfortable due to excessive air-conditioning?

• Raise their placard and yell 'Point of Information'

• Raise their placard and yell 'Point of Parliamentary Enquiry'

• Raise their placard and yell 'Point of Personal Privilege'

• Raise their placard and yell 'Point of Order'

When can a delegate raise a 'Point of Parliamentary Enquiry'?

• When they want to excuse themselves from the committee room

• When they feel unaware of the committee proceedings

• When they want to bring the Chair's attention to a mistake

• When they have a question for a delegate who just finished their speech

What should a delegate do if they want to bring the Chair's attention to a mistake in parliamentary procedure?

• Raise their placard and yell 'Point of Personal Privilege'

• Raise their placard and yell 'Point of Parliamentary Enquiry'

• Raise their placard and yell 'Point of Information'

• Raise their placard and yell 'Point of Order'

What is a 'Point of Information' (POI) used for?

• To bring the Chair's attention to a mistake

• To move directly into voting procedure

• To ask a question to a delegate who just finished their speech

• To excuse oneself from the committee room

When can a delegate call out 'Motion to Move into the Previous Question'?

• When they feel unaware of the committee proceedings

• When they want to approach the Head Table

• When they want to bring the Chair's attention to a mistake

• When they want to move directly into voting procedure

What should a delegate do if they have a POI in mind after all POIs are made?

• Raise their placard and yell 'Motion to approach the Head Table'

• Raise their placard and yell 'Motion to Move into the Previous Question'

• Raise their placard and yell 'Motion to divide the house'

• Raise their placard and yell 'Motion to extend Points of Information'

When can a delegate call out 'Motion to divide the house'?

• When they feel uncomfortable due to excessive air-conditioning

• When they want to move directly into voting procedure

• When a vote on a resolution has failed or passed barely

• When they want to approach the Head Table

What should a delegate do if they would like to approach the chairs for clarification of content or procedure?

• Raise their placard and yell 'Motion to divide the house'

• Raise their placard and yell 'Motion to extend Points of Information'

• Raise their placard when the floor has been yielded to the chair

• Raise their placard and yell 'Motion to Move into the Previous Question'

When can a delegate raise a 'Point of Personal Privilege'?

• When they want to excuse themselves from the committee room

• When they feel unaware of the committee proceedings

• When they want to bring the Chair's attention to a mistake

• When they have a question for a delegate who just finished their speech

What is a 'Point of Order' used for?

• To approach the chairs for clarification of content or procedure

• To move directly into voting procedure

• To bring the Chair's attention to a mistake

• To ask a question to a delegate who just finished their speech