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No. That is specifically what it means for parliamentary proceedings in the US. Any discussion that's postponed for another time under Robert's Rules of Order i
by ocschwar 11y ago
No. That is specifically what it means for parliamentary proceedings in the US. Any discussion that's postponed for another time under Robert's Rules of Order is done so with a "motion to table."
(BTW: what's the British counterpart to Robert's Rules?)
- takno 11y agoErskine May seems equivalent