...decided before the questions which gave rise to them. Chap. VIII.] EULBS OF ORDER. 219 • 18. — Questions of Order. It is the duty of the presiding officer to enforce the rules of the assembly ; and any member noticing a breach of the rule may call his attention to it, and insist upon the enforcement...

...and amendment of an amendment, must be decided before the questions which gave rise to them. 18. — Questions of Order. It is the duty of the presiding officer to enforce the rules of the assembly ; and any member noticing a breach of the rule may call his attention to it, and insist upon the enforcement...

...an Appeal may also be reconsidered [§27], An Appeal is not in order when another Appeal is pending. It is the duty of the presiding officer to enforce the rules and orders of the assembly, without debate or delay. It is also the right of every member, who notices...

...they may be dealt with as the union may determine." Roberts' Rules of Order, page 46, pp. 14, says it is the duty of the presiding officer to enforce the rules and ordere of the assembly without debate or delay. It is the right of every member who notices a breach...

...ordinary use (enumerated in Sec. 37 — see also Table, Sec. 200) will now be discussed in detail. 78. Questions of Order. — It is the duty of the presiding officer to enforce the rules and orders of the assembly without question or delay in all cases in which a breach of order is manifest;...

...members have the right to appeal from the decision, one making the appeal and the other seconding it. It is the duty of the presiding officer to enforce the rules and orders of the assembly, without debate or delay. It is also the right of every member who notices...

...Rules that Can Be Suspended by a Two-Thirds Vote 158 Eulea that Can Be Suspended by a Majority Vote 159 QUESTIONS OF ORDER IT is the duty of the presiding officer to see that the business is carried on in its proper order, that decorum is preserved in debate, that...

...was able to get the floor from the chairman whenever he chose, from Robert's Rules of Order. While it is the duty of the presiding officer to enforce the rules, members might differ from the Chair as to whether the rules are being violated or the Chair might have...

...conducted according to some system af procedure. The system most universally employed is Roberta's Rules of Order. It is the duty of the presiding officer to enforce these rules, and to do so he must have an intimate knowledge of what they are — a duty by which he...