(04-17-2017, 11:01 AM)Omega Wrote:

(04-17-2017, 04:26 AM)Cormac Wrote: (4) Upon the Chair making a determination or ruling, a legislator may propose a resolution to overturn the determination or ruling. If, following a 24 hour debate period, a motion to vote on the resolution receives a second, a vote on the resolution will begin and will last for three days. Such a resolution will require a simple majority of those voting to pass.

Why did you change it to resolution instead of keeping it as a motion?
And I'm guessing the resolution would look something like:
RESOLVED, the Chair ruling in regards to the status of debate on this matter be overturned.

Because I was thinking that by proposing and seconding that motion you were also proposing and seconding a vote on the. I also thought a motion would look like this.
I move that we overturn this ruling made by the Chair; (insert ruling here).

I changed it to "resolutions" because we already have that language in the rest of the rules, but there is no language about motions. It didn't seem like we needed to add yet another thing.