Parliamentary Procedure Concepts

The video tutorial explains parliamentary procedure, focusing on Roberts Rules and AIP. It covers key concepts like quorum, point of information, amendments, and point of order. The tutorial provides a structured approach to conducting efficient meetings, ensuring all procedures are followed correctly.

What are the common forms of parliamentary procedure mentioned in the video?

• AIP and Bourinot's Rules

• Roberts Rules and Mason's Manual

• Mason's Manual and AIP

• Roberts Rules and AIP

What is the purpose of establishing a quorum in a meeting?

• To allow for open discussion

• To validate the actions of the meeting

• To ensure all delegates are present

• To start the meeting on time

What is the ASDA House of Delegates quorum requirement?

• All delegates

• Two-thirds of the delegates

• Half of the delegates

• One-third of the delegates

What is a point of information used for?

• To propose a new resolution

• To challenge the speaker

• To ask a neutral question for more information

• To express an opinion

What should not be included when requesting a point of information?

• A neutral question

• An opinion

• A factual inquiry

• A request for clarification

When making an amendment to a resolution, what must a delegate do first?

• Discuss it with other delegates

• Write it down and approach a priority microphone

• Vote on the amendment

• Seek approval from the speaker

What happens to the original motion when an amendment is introduced?

• It is discarded

• It is immediately voted on

• It continues without interruption

• It stops until the amendment is resolved

What analogy is used to describe the amendment process?

• A ship changing course

• A car taking a pit stop

• A plane making a detour

• A train stopping to change cars

What is the purpose of a point of order?

• To request more information

• To end the meeting

• To correct procedural errors

• To introduce a new topic

What should a delegate do if they believe procedures were missed?

• Wait until the end of the session

• Discuss it with other delegates

• Address the priority microphone stating point of order

• Ignore the issue