Governing Documents
Parliamentary Procedures
Steps in Handling Motions
What it means when someone...
Lesson Learned
100

Principle Authority for the governance of IBEW (And 305)

What is The International Constitution and Bylaws

100

The minimum number if members who must be present to conduct business.

What is Quorum?

100

Chair restates the motion and puts the question to a vote.

What is Step 4?

100

Moves to adjourn

What is to Close Meeting?

100

Motions are...

What is Adopted?

200

The recognized authority on parliamentary procedure.

What is Robert's Rules of Order?

200

The plan of the meeting that standardizes the order of business.

What is the Agenda?

200

Chair announces the result of the vote and what action will be taken.

What is Step 5?

200

Calls the question

What is bringing the conversation to a close?

200

Reports are...

What is Filed?

300

These rules define who the Local is and provide the Local's structure.

What is Local Bylaws

300

The formal proposal made to bring a subject before the for consideration or action. 

What is a Motion?

300

Member Seconds the motion.

What is Step 2?

300

Says, "Point of order"

What is something happened that is not aligned with governance and/or practice?

300

Minutes are...

What is Approved?

400
How often is the local agreement renegotiated?

What is every 3 years?

400

A statement by a member who agrees that the motion made by another member be considered.

What is Second?

400

Chair states the motion and opens debate.

What is Step 3?

400

I move to amend the motion by...

What is to modify wording of a motion?

400

After the financial Report what must happen?

What is paying the bills

500

Who can look at the finances of Local 305?

What is any Dues paying Member

500

The individual who facilitates the meeting, usually the President.

Who is the Presiding Officer/Chair?

500

Member takes the motion

What is step 1?

500

I move that...

What is to bring business before the body?

500

What must be done before being allowed in the meeting?

Dues paid up, shown to the sergeant at arms