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President, Vice President, Secretary, Reporter, Seargent-at-Arms, an __________ are the six primary chapter offices.
Treasurer (Tyler)
Who receives, records, and administers the chapter funds?
Treasurer (Tyler)
The signal to stand in parliamentary procedure is __________.
Three hits of the gavel
How do you start a main motion?
"I move to..."
Who presides over and conducts all meetings in accordance with the parliamentary procedure?
President (Kat)
This officer assists the president in the discharge of their duties.
Vice President (Addison)
Parliamentary procedure will be governed by __________.
Roberts Rules of Order
Name two ways to state a subsidiary motion?
"I move to amend the main motion by striking out the words..."
OR
I move to amend the main motion by adding the words...before the word"
The __________ gathers and classifies all TSA news and prepares articles and news releases.
Reporter (Caridy)
The duty of this officer is to see that the school, community, and National Association have a complete report of their organization's activity.
Reporter (Caridy)
In parliamentary procedure, two hits of the gavel means __________.
Call the meeting to order
How to kill the motion.
Postpone indefinitely
The officer assists in the preparation and control of the meeting place; and assists in conducting all meetings according to parliamentary procedure.
Sergeant-at-Arms (James)
This officer records the __________ of all meetings-formal, informal, and called meetings.
Minutes, Secretary (Mara)
After formal recognition for the presiding officer, a member is said to __________.
Have the floor
After a motion is seconded, what are the two ways the procedure may continue?
Amend or vote
Name the symbols of the Sergeant-At-Arms, Reporter, and Treasurer.
Sergeant-At-Arms: The Hearty Handshake
Reporter: The Beacon Tower
Treasurer: The Balanced Budget
Name the symbols of the President, Vice President, and Secretary.
President: The Gavel
Vice President: The Star
Secretary: The Pen
Which of the following is NOT a purpose of parliamentary procedure?
A. to protect the rights of individuals
B. to preserve a spirit of unity
C. to provide an organized work schedule
D. to enable people to transact business quickly and efficiently
C. to provide an organized work schedule
This is __________.
1. The Motion is made ("I move that...")
2. The Motion is seconded ("I second the motion.")
3. The President states the Motion and puts it up for debate. (The motion before the assembly is to... Is there any discussion?)
4. The Motion is debated.
5. The President restates the Motion and puts it to a vote. (The motion before the assembly is to... Those in favor... Those against...")
6. The President announces the results of the vote.
The motion making process