Subsidiary motions propose various ways of dealing with a main motion that's on the floor. Privileged motions deal with issues requiring immediate attention, but not related to the motion on the floor. Incidental motions deal with procedural matters that must be resolved before the meeting continues. Progression of a Main Motion Member asks for and receives recognition from the chair. Another member seconds motion or chair asks for a second.
Chair states motion and asks for discussion.
Members ask to be recognized and enter into debate. Motion maker has first rights to the floor. Debate should focus on the merits of the motion and should only be addressed to the chair. Debate is closed when no member seeks the floor or when previous question is moved seconded and voted. Chair puts question to vote.