. Douze leçons faciles en droit parlementaire, fondé sur des règles parlementaires made easy. Choses à elle et quiz sur elle. • J , 1 commandes sont de deux sortes, général et spécial. (Voir page 46.) Question de privilège. (Pages 46-48.) la classer. Appliquer les 7 choses toit. Une question de privilège est un des privilegedmotions. Il est donc undebatable et ONU-amendement. Un point d'ordre, la même andis faite en vertu de circonstances identiques. Si une motionshould se développer hors de question de privilège (page47) lorsqu'il y a une autre question dont thehouse, ceux-ci doivent patienter jusqu'à la motion d'whichgrew e

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. Twelve easy lessons in parliamentary law, based on Parliamentary rules made easy. Things to it and quiz on it. , J • 1 Orders are of two kinds, general and special. (See Page 46.) QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE. (Pages 46-48.)Classify it. Apply the Seven Things toit. A question of privilege is one of the privilegedmotions. It is therefore undebatable and un-amendable. A point of order ranks the same andis made under same circumstances. If a motionshould grow out of a question of privilege (page47) when there is another question before thehouse, the latter must wait till the motion whichgrew out of the question of privilege is disposed of by vote. ^ DRILL. By this time the drill should be free and easyand no trouble to conduct it.21 EIGHTH I^ESSON. BLACKBOARD FOR EIGHTH LESSON. PRIVILEGED MOTIONS 1 To Fix the Time to Which Adjourn. 2 To Adjourn, 3 Questions of Privilege. 4 Orders of the Day, SECONDARY MOTIONS. 1 To Table or Take from the Table. 2 Previous Question. 3 To Postpone to a Set Time. 4 To Commit or Recommit. 5 To Amend. 6 To Postpone Indefinitely. MAIN QUESTION.. 22 EIGHTH I^BSSON. Number of motions? Classify them. Whatclass is our lesson on now? Name the motionsin this class. Take up the motion To Adjourn. (Page49.) Apply the Seven Things to it and quizon it. Take pains to correct two erroneous opin-ions about it; namely, that it is the highest mo-tion known, and that it is always in order. Bothare false. Show how it can be deprived of itshigh privilege by qualifying. (Page 51.) Whenis it out of order? (See page 50.) When canit be renewed? TO FIX THE TIME TO WHICHTO ADJOURN.(Page 52.)Apply the Seven Things to it. Be sure tomake it clear that it is very different from themotion To Adjourn. It is the only motionwhich is amendable that is not debatable. It isthe only one that can be made after the negativevote has been taken on the motion to adjourn.Show clearly when it is a Main Question insteadof a privileged motion. (Page 53.)DRILL.Have a Main Question; then th

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