A matter is properly before the body for consideration. An amendment to the matter is made and passes. Later during the same meeting, a Motion for Reconsider the amendment that passed is made, receives a second and passes. So, the amendment is nullified. However, the Motion to Reconsider had been made by a member of the losing side - contrary to Robert's. This not having been realized by the Chairman at the time, the second on the Motion for Reconsideration was permitted, the vote was taken and, as noted, passed. The matter, without any amendment, passes. The meeting was adjourned. Question - with the Motion for Reconsideration having been improper, but no objection made, and the Motion to Reconsider having passed, can the Motion to Reconsider at this point be declared by the Chairman to be void?
