Texts on this subject by Arthur Beauchesne (boo-shen) and John George Bourinot (bor-ih-noe) are used in Canada.
A blue-covered book on this topic ends with a particularly-phrased account of the creation narrative and was written by George Demeter. Texts on this subject by Arthur Beauchesne (boo-shen) and John George Bourinot (bor-ih-noe) are used in Canada. The most authoritative text on this topic in the U.K. is by Thomas Erskine May. One version of this topic substitutes "moving the previous question" with (*) "cloture". Texts on this topic stress protecting the right of the minority to be heard while allowing the majority to make decisions and outline the ways people can bring motions. The most common American text on this subject is Robert's Rules of Order. For 10 points, give the term for the set of customs used in the operation of a deliberative assembly, such as a meeting or a legislature.
A blue-covered book on this topic ends with a particularly-phrased account of the creation narrative and was written by George Demeter.
parliamentary procedure [or parliamentary law; or parliamentary practice; accept legislative procedure until "legislature" is read; accept rules of order until "rules" is read]