[A] Every motion in this column has the effect of suspending some rule or established right of deliberative bodies so it is customary to require a 2/3 vote, but IWW uses majority vote on all matters.

[1] Undebatable if another question is before the body.

[2] An amendment may be either "adding" or "striking out" words or paragraph; or by "striking out certain words and inserting others," or by "substituting" a different motion on the same subject: or by "dividing the question" into two or more questions, so as to get a separate vote on any particular point.

[3] An appeal is undebatable only when relating to indecorum, or transgressions or rules of speaking, or the priority of business, or when made when the Previous Question is pending. When debatable, only one speech is permitted from each member. On a tie vote the chair is sustained.

[4] An affirmative vote on this motion cannot be reconsidered.

[5] The objection can only be made when the question is first introduced, before debate.

[6] Allows of but limited debate upon the propriety of Postponement.

[7] The Previous Question. if adopted, cuts off debate and brings the body to a vote on the Pending question only, except when the pending motion is an amendment or a motion to commit, when it also applies to the question to be amended or committed.

[8] Can be moved and entered on the record when another has the floor, but cannot interrupt business then before the body: must be made on the day, or the day after the original vote was taken, and by one who voted with the Prevailing side.