Parliamentary Procedure

Parliamentary Procedure is a set of rules used to conduct meetings and make group decisions efficiently and fairly. It ensures that everyone has a chance to speak, that discussions stay organized, and that decisions are made collectively. Common practices include motions, debates, and voting. This structured approach helps prevent confusion, allows for orderly debates, and protects the rights of all members. It’s commonly used in organizations, legislative bodies, and formal meetings to facilitate clear communication and effective decision-making.