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Resolution

A formal expression of opinion or intention by a legislative body, often dealing with internal rules or procedures rather than creating new laws.

Consideration

The process of debating and voting on a bill or resolution in a legislative body, including discussing its merits, proposing changes, and taking a final vote.

Points of Order

Objections raised by a member that a legislative body's rules are being violated. If upheld, they can stop or alter the proceedings.

Waived

To set aside or disregard a rule or requirement, often to allow for faster action or to avoid a specific procedural hurdle.

Amendment in the Nature of a Substitute

A type of amendment that replaces the entire text of a bill with new text. It acts as a comprehensive revision rather than a small change.

Previous Question

A parliamentary motion that, if adopted, immediately ends debate on a measure and forces a vote on the main question (e.g., passing the bill). It is used to limit or stop lengthy discussion.

Motion to Recommit

A motion made in the House of Representatives to send a bill back to a committee, usually with instructions to amend it or with instructions to report it back to the House 'forthwith' with specific changes. It's often the last chance for the minority party to amend a bill before a final vote.