Every matter presented for decision should be discussed fully. The right of every member to speak on any issue is as important as each member's right to vote. Every member has the right to understand the meaning of any question presented to a meeting, and to know what effect a decision will have. A member always has the right to request information on any motion he or she does not thoroughly understand. Moreover, all meetings must be characterized by fairness and by good faith.
Parliamentary strategy is the art of using procedure legitimately to support or defeat a proposal.