Question

"Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised" lists eight standard descriptive characteristics or rule for every motion. Explain the rules for the motion to take from the table that relate to:

1) Seconding.
2) Voting.
3) Amending.
4) Reconsidering.

Answer 1

The rules for the motion to take from the table relate to seconding, voting, amending, and reconsidering.

Step-by-step explanation:

Rules for the motion to take from the table:

1. Seconding: Before a motion to take from the table can be considered, it must be seconded by another member of the assembly. This means that at least one other member agrees to bring the motion back for discussion.
2. Voting: Once the motion to take from the table has been seconded, a vote is taken to determine whether the motion should be brought back for discussion.
3. Amending: If the motion to take from the table is approved, amendments can be proposed and discussed before a final vote is taken on the main motion.
4. Reconsidering: After the motion to take from the table has been approved and amendments have been made, the assembly can reconsider the main motion and vote on its final adoption.