The program will be delivered in an appropriate learning environment. 3B. Parliamentary Procedure ASSE employs Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised for its meetings. The motion is carried. Types of Motions Main motions introduce new business to the group and typically take the form of proposing an action. Motions that bring a question again before the group provide ways to readdress an earlier motion.
Subsidiary motions propose various ways of dealing with a main motion that's on the floor.
Privileged motions deal with issues requiring immediate attention, but not related to the motion on the floor. Incidental motions deal with procedural matters that must be resolved before the meeting continues. Progression of a Main Motion Member asks for and receives recognition from the chair. Another member seconds motion or chair asks for a second. Chair states motion and asks for discussion.