Bills
This is the final part of a bill and should go at the end of the document.
What is a time period?
This cannot be exhausted and has no first or last speaker's rights. It is the default format for debate.
What is a perpetual moderated caucus?
This is the part of a bill that indicates what institution(s) or branch(es) of government must be involved to enact the bill.
What is the designation?
Delegates can make these in their speeches, as the Dais does not call for these.
What are implicit motions?
Only this type of delegate can motion to consult.
What is a representative?
This period is for amendments and Q&A. It occurs after all bills have been added to the docket.
What is Committee Review?
A delegate who calls for this motion can, if approved with a simple majority vote, speak without interruption.
What is a motion to filibuster?
When this happens, a bill is set aside to be voted on at a later time. Simple majority to pass.
What is Motion to Table Bills?
What is a motion to sidebar?
The government equivalent of a Primary Speaker's List. Delegates volunteer to speak in favor of debating a certain topic first. (only applicable when there are 2 or more topics)
What is Morning Business?