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Henry M. Robert (1837–1923). Robert’s Rules of Order Revised. 1915.

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limits the freedom of nomination or voting; or closes nominations or the polls; or deprives one of membership or office. It will be found that every motion in the following list belongs to one of the classes just mentioned. 41

Motions Requiring a Two-thirds Vote.

Amend (Annul, Repeal, or Rescind) any part of the Constitution, By-laws, or Rules-
of Order, previously adopted; it also requires previous notice	68
Amend or Rescind a Standing Rule, a Program or Order of Business, or a Resolution,
previously adopted, without notice being given at a previous meeting or in the call
for the meeting	37
Take up a Question out of its Proper Order	22
Suspend the Rules	22
Make a Special Order	20
Discharge an Order of the Day before it is pending	20
Refuse to Proceed to the Orders of the Day	20
Sustain an Objection to the Consideration of a Question	23
Previous Question	29
Limit, or Extend the Limits, of Debate.	30

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