A motion is brought before the assembly and resolved in six steps. A member makes the motion. Another member seconds the motion. The chair states the question. During this step, amendments may be offered.
Chair puts question to a vote.
Those opposed will rise. Chair announces result of vote. On this vote the ayes are 16 and the noes are 4. They rank lowest in the order of precedence, and can only be made when no other motion is pending. Often, they take the form of amendments to the main motion, or amendments to the amendments.