This standard rule in most leagues which requires the presiding officer to choose speakers who have spoken least (or not at all).

______________ is the complete packet of legislation distributed by a tournament.

_______________ is a constructive speech of up to three minutes given by a member, which introduces an item of legislation for debate by the chamber.

This is the order of legislation as suggested by a committee or member, and voted on by the assembly.

This is a specific, written proposal (in the form of a “bill” or “resolution”) made by a member or committee for assembly to debate.

This person is in charge of time-keeping, keeping track of precedence, accepting motions, and allowing for questions during a Congressional Debate round.

This is a small group of members who meet and bring recommendations to the full assembly.

A small group of members who meet and bring recommendations to the full assembly.

A specific change to an item of legislation, explaining exactly which words it modifies, but not changing the intent of the legislation itself.

A constructive speech of up to three minutes given by a member of a school who authored the legislation, which introduces an item of legislation for debate by the chamber.

Period where the members of the assembly ask individual questions of the speaker.

Standard rule where the presiding officer not only employs precedence, but also selects speakers based on who has spoken least recently (or earliest).