Can the chairperson of a meeting MOVE for a motion to be accepted?

I am in Australia, can you point me in the direction of any law that backs up your answer?

Thank-you.

I shall award 10 points for a good answer.

2007-04-26T22:24:07Z

Do "ROBERTS RULES" apply in Australia? www.robertsrules.com

I have never heard of them before.

towanda2007-04-26T21:51:03Z

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If you are talking about a meeting of some sorts, usually Robert's Rules of Order are accepted as standards for the meetings and then followed.

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charliecizarny2007-04-26T22:19:34Z

No. Rules of order don't allow for such a motion. See Robert's Rules of Order.

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