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take note of the order in which the foreshadowed motions are raised and the terms of each foreshadowed motion.
    (3)  If the motion under consideration is lost, then the foreshadowed motions may be brought forward without delay.
    (4)  The foreshadowed motions shall be considered by the Council in succession, until one of the motions is passed, whereupon there shall be no further consideration of any other foreshadowed motion on that subject.

9.16 Personal explanation
    (1)  No member is to speak at any meeting of the Council or a Committee, except upon the matter before the Council or Committee, unless it is to make a personal explanation.
    (2)  A member wishing to make a personal explanation may do so at the conclusion of that speech.
    (3)  Any member or an officer who is permitted to speak under these circumstances is to confine the observations to a succinct statement relating to a specific part of the former speech which may have been misunderstood.
    (4)  When a member or an officer proceeds to explain, no reference is to be made to matters unnecessary for that purpose.

9.17 Ruling on questions of personal explanation
The ruling of the Presiding Member on the admissibility of a personal explanation is final unless a motion of dissent with the ruling is moved before any other business proceeds.

9.18 Right of reply
    (1)  The mover of a substantive motion has the right of reply. After the mover of the substantive motion has commenced the reply, no other member is to speak on the motion.
    (2)  The right of reply is to be confined to matters raised by previous speakers and no new matter is to be introduced or expansion on the substantive motion is to take place.

9.19 Right of reply provisions
    (1)  The right of reply is governed by the following provisions;
       (a)  If no amendment is moved to the substantive motion, the mover may reply at the conclusion of the discussion on the motion;
       (b)  If an amendment is moved to the substantive motion the mover of the substantive motion is to take the right of reply at the conclusion of the vote on any amendments;
       (c)  The mover of any amendment does not have a right of reply; and
       (d)  Once the right of reply has been taken, there can be no further discussion, nor any other amendment and the original motion or the original motion as amended is immediately put to the vote.

Part 10 - Procedural motions
10.1 Permissible procedural motions
    (1)  In addition to proposing a properly worded amendment to a substantive motion, it is permissible for a member (at any time) to move the following procedural motions;
       (a)  the Council (or