Leadership Development Event (LDE) Greenhand Texas FFA Practice Test

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How can members insist on correct procedure in business?

By calling for a vote
By invoking a point of order
Only through the chairperson
Members cannot insist on procedure

The correct answer is: By invoking a point of order

Invoking a point of order is a formal mechanism available to members during meetings to ensure that the proceedings adhere to established rules and procedures. This allows any member who believes that the meeting is not following proper procedures to raise a concern. By doing so, they draw attention to the issue and prompt the chair or presiding officer to address it. This process is essential for maintaining order and ensuring fairness in decision-making. In contrast, calling for a vote typically pertains to concluding a debate or making a decision rather than addressing procedural issues. Engaging only through the chairperson may limit members’ ability to speak directly about their concerns regarding the procedure. The idea that members cannot insist on procedure is inaccurate, as the rules of parliamentary procedure empower them to raise points of order whenever necessary.