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parliamentary authority

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A quick definition of parliamentary authority:

Parliamentary authority refers to a set of rules that an organization follows during its meetings and discussions. These rules are usually found in a book called a parliamentary manual, which the organization has chosen to use as its guide. The parliamentary authority helps the organization make decisions and ensures that everyone follows the same rules. It is important that the rules in the parliamentary authority are legal and consistent with the organization's own rules. Some popular parliamentary manuals in the United States include Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised and Mason's Manual of Legislative Procedure.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Parliamentary authority refers to a set of rules and guidelines that an organization follows during its meetings and decision-making processes. These rules are usually outlined in a parliamentary manual that the organization has adopted.

For example, a student council may adopt Robert's Rules of Order as their parliamentary authority. This means that during their meetings, they will follow the rules and procedures outlined in this manual to ensure that their discussions and decisions are fair and efficient.

Another example is a state legislature adopting Mason's Manual of Legislative Procedure as their parliamentary authority. This manual provides guidelines specifically for legislative bodies, and ensures that the legislature follows proper procedures when passing laws and making decisions.

Overall, parliamentary authority is important for organizations to ensure that their meetings and decision-making processes are conducted in a fair and efficient manner.

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