Parliamentary Procedure Abilities Crossword

To put a small group of people in charge of a task.
To close debate and secure an immediate vote on one or more pending questions.
To cut something out of a meeting without violating the rules.
To allow the assembly to altogether avoid the consideration of an original main motion.
To delay actions on a motion until a more appropriate, scheduled time.
To delay the action of a motion until later in the present meeting or the next.
To require a rising vote when a member questions the results of a voice or show of hands vote.
To correct the president in mistake he/she has made.
To correct a mistake made in parli-pro by any member.
To end the meeting.
To obtain information on a matter of parliamentary law.
To change a main motion.
To stop a main motion and get rid of it forever.
To introduce business for consideration and action.
To bring a motion back to the table that has already been passed.