Henry Lawton

Dan, your assumption is correct.

This is how I responded to the question. I stilled wanted to get others thoughts, thank both of you.

“37:8 To provide both usefulness and protection against abuse, the motion to Reconsider has the following unique characteristics, as more fully explained in 37:10: b) Except in committees, it must be moved either on the same day the original vote was taken or on the next succeeding day within the same session on which a business meeting is held.” My question: Can the next succeeding day be extended by “fix the time to which to adjourn” to an adjourn meeting the following day? Or does this mean that the reconsideration must be called on only on the next succeeding day?

Thank you, Shmuel. The example really helped me to understand.

Thank you Josh. I had to read and reread your response to understand, however, I got.

Could someone explain the last sentence in 15:11. Here is the statement from Robert's "If motions to Commit or to Postpone were already part of a series that was pending when such an order was adopted, however, the remaining questions may be postponed or committed at the time those motions come to a vote." What does this mean? Thank you.