Parliamentary Procedures

Parliamentary procedures are a set of established rules that guide how meetings are conducted, ensuring fairness, order, and efficiency. They help groups make decisions, discuss topics, and pass resolutions systematically. These rules specify how motions are introduced, debated, amended, and voted on, providing a clear process for everyone to participate fairly. Commonly used in organizations like governments and clubs, parliamentary procedures foster organized decision-making while protecting minority interests and maintaining order during discussions.