The procedure is the same as for an amendment. It pertains only to the original amendment and cannot refer to any part of the main motion not included in the original amendment. There can only be one amendment to each amendment. I move the previous question, namely the main motion. The purpose of this motion is to dispose of troublesome questions which will need long debate in order to deal with more important matters.
Privileged motions are of such importance or urgency that they outrank all other motions.
The following rank order is suggested. The further down the list, the higher the priority. They are all undebatable. This relates to the personal rights, privileges, and comfort of the members. Business must continue after the matter is cared for.