Privileged
(Descending order of Precedence)
- Privileged motions (RONR)
- Fix the time to which to adjourn
- Adjourn
- Recess
- Raise a question of privilege
- Call for the orders of the day
- Privileged motions (TSC)
- Adjourn
- Recess
- Raise a question of privilege
- Privileged motions (Demeter)
- Fix the day to which to adjourn
- Adjourn
- Recess
- Raise a question of privilege
- Call for the orders of the day
- Incidental (No order of Precedence)
- Point of order
- Appeal (motion)
- Suspend the rules
- Objection to the consideration of a question
- Division of a question
- Consideration by paragraph or seriatim
- Division of the assembly
- Motions relating to methods of voting and the polls
- Motions relating to nominations
- Request to be excused from a duty
- Requests and inquiries
- Parliamentary inquiry
- Point of information (motion)
- Request for permission to withdraw or modify a motion
- Request to read papers
- Request for any other privilege
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