It is not used for gaining the floor for discussion purposes. Just because a member rises to a point of order does not mean that he is automatically right. The chairman relies on the matter and, if the member rising to the point of order disagrees, he may appeal the decision of the chair. In most chapters the Aleph Kohen Godol serves as the parliamentarian or there is another one appointed by the Godol. The important thing about parliamentary procedure is that it should be used to help run the meeting, not hinder it.
Discussion is the only way to make information known.
It is not a means of gaining the floor for discussion.