Few constraints are placed on the order or frequency of speaking. Norms limit number of times one asks to speak to ensure that each speaker is fully heard. Differences resolved by voting on motion. Differences resolved by discussion. Clerk identifies areas of agreement and names disagreements to push discussion deeper.
Chair calls for a vote.
Winners and losers are identified. Decision belongs to the winners. Group as a whole is responsible for the decision, and the decision belongs to the group. Chair's vote can determine the decision when votes are tied. Clerk or convener can discern if one who is not uniting with the decision is acting without concern for the group or in selfish interest.