If no one objects, the 6 steps are skipped and the motion has been adopted in 5 words. 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.