If someone objects, the chair follows the 6 steps, cheerfully. On the other hand, not all motions require the 6 steps. The result of the voting must always be announced. When Six Steps Do Not Apply We accept that the typical motion follows 6 steps. Speaker stands, is recognized, and makes a motion.
Motion is seconded.
Presiding Officer restates the motion to the audience. The assembly debates the motion. The vote is taken. The chair announces whether the motion was adopted or not. Now let us review 2 Privileged Motions and 4 Incidental Motions which lack the 6 steps.