seconder and the meeting. If there is more than one amendment to an original or substantive motion, the amendments shall be moved in the order directed by the chairman. Subject to standing order 1(k) below, only one amendment shall be moved and debated at a time, the order of which shall be directed by the chairman of the meeting. One or more amendments may be discussed together if the chairman of the meeting considers this expedient but each amendment be voted upon separately. A councillor may not move more than one amendment to an original or substantive motion. The mover of an amendment has no right of reply at the end of debate on it. Where a series of amendments to an original motion are carried, the mover of the original motion shall have a right of reply either at the end of debate of the first amendment or at the very end of debate on the final substantive motion immediately before it is put to the vote. Unless permitted by the chairman of the meeting, a councillor may once in the debate on a motion except: to speak on an amendment moved by another councillor; to move or speak on another amendment if the motion has been amended since he last spoke; to make a point of order; to give a personal explanation; or in exercise of a right of reply. During the debate of a motion, a councillor may interrupt only on a point of order or a personal explanation and the councillor who was interrupted shall stop speaking. A councillor raising a point of order shall identify the standing order which he considers has been breached or specify the other irregularity in the proceedings of the meeting he is concerned by.
seconder and the meeting. If there is more than one amendment to an original or substantive motion, the amendments shall be moved in the order directed by the chairman. Subject to standing order 1(k) below, only one amendment shall be moved and debated at a time, the order of which shall be directed by the chairman of the meeting. One or more amendments may be discussed together if the chairman of the meeting considers this expedient but each amendment be voted upon separately. A councillor may not move more than one amendment to an original or substantive motion. The mover of an amendment has no right of reply at the end of debate on it. Where a series of amendments to an original motion are carried, the mover of the original motion shall have a right of reply either at the end of debate of the first amendment or at the very end of debate on the final substantive motion immediately before it is put to the vote. Unless permitted by the chairman of the meeting, a councillor may once in the debate on a motion except: to speak on an amendment moved by another councillor; to move or speak on another amendment if the motion has been amended since he last spoke; to make a point of order; to give a personal explanation; or in exercise of a right of reply. During the debate of a motion, a councillor may interrupt only on a point of order or a personal explanation and the councillor who was interrupted shall stop speaking. A councillor raising a point of order shall identify the standing order which he considers has been breached or specify the other irregularity in the proceedings of the meeting he is concerned by.
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