All of the Following Are True About a Parliamentary Procedure

question 58

Multiple Choice

All of the following are true about a parliamentary procedure motion except:

• A) A motion should address a single issue.
• B) A motion can only be amended by its sponsor.
• C) A public vote of the members is required in order for a motion to be adopted.
• D) A motion cannot be acted on until it is seconded.

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