How to Propose a Motion?
• A member should raise his hand to be noticed by the chair. Once he gets the attention of the chair, he can state the motion. • The motion is made thus: “I move that this meeting (or organization)…….. (add what is to be done, who is responsible, when to do it and how to finance it).” • Motions should be worded carefully so that there is no misunderstanding. • Usually, a motion should be seconded by another member, who raises his hand and states: “I second the motion”. • After discussion (except in some), the meeting, by a majority, adopts the motion. • Only one motion is considered at one time. • Some motions can be amended, debated or reconsidered while others cannot be.What are the Different Types of Motions? The different types of motions that govern the parliamentary procedures and formal meetings are: document.getElementById(‘adsense_placeholder_2’).innerHTML = document.getElementById(‘adsense_ad_2_hidden’).innerHTML; • The main motion: For taking action on behalf of the organiza
