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How to Handle a Motion to Amend (Without Losing Your Mind)

Posted on October 9, 2026 by Jim Slaughter

Even experienced presiding officers get confused by amendments. Learn two simple rules for handling a motion to amend under Robert’s Rules of Order without losing control of the meeting. Continue reading →

Posted in Parliamentary Law | Tagged amendments, motion to amend, parliamentary procedure, presiding officer, Robert's Rules of Order

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