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Precedence of Motions:

	The Ranking Motions:
1.	Fix the Time to Which to Adjourn		Place the pointer over a motion to see a brief summary.
2.	Adjourn
3.	Recess
4.	Raise a Question of Privilege
5.	Call for the Orders of the Day
6.	Lay on the Table
7.	Previous Question
8.	Limit or Extend Limits of Debate
9.	Postpone to a Certain Time
10.	Commit or Refer
11.	Amend
12.	Postpone Indefinitely
	MAIN MOTION

Order of Precedence of Motions:

The motions rank as follows, from highest rank to lowest. When any of these motions is immediately pending, the motions above it in the list are in order, and those below are not in order.

	1	2			Motion
	X	a			Fix the Time to which to Adjourn
	X	b			Adjourn
	X	c			Recess
	X			*	Raise a Question of Privilege
	X			**	Call for the Orders of the Day
					Lay on the Table
					Previous Question
					Limit or Extend Limits of Debate
					Postpone to a Certain Time
					Commit or Refer
					Amend
					Postpone Indefinitely
					Main Motion

Columns:

=Debatable

 1 = Usually Privileged

 2 = Not always privileged:

(a)-Privileged only when made while another question is pending, and in an assembly that has made no provision for another meeting on the same or the next day.
(b)-Loses its privileged character and is a main motion if in any way qualified, or if its effect, if adopted, is to dissolve the assembly without any provision for its meeting again.
(c)-Privileged only when made while other business is pending.

=Amendable

=Requires 2/3 vote for adoption; the others require only a majority
  *=admissibility ruled upon by the Chair
**=No vote; demand of a single member

For additional information, refer to RONR 10th ed., tinted pages 1-29.

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