Appeal Undebatable "...if involved in the appeal" - p. 257, l. 36

[jstackpo]

Maybe the turkey tryptophan hasn't worn off yet, but what does the cited rule mean?

 

Could someone hoke up an example, please.

[Chris Harrison]

Just a shot in the dark, but what about when a debatable Appeal is pending and someone moves the Previous Question (which is undebatable) which is defeated having not received a 2/3 vote and someone raises a Point of Order that only a majority vote is required and Appeals the ruling that the Point is Not Well Taken?

 

Edit: Never mind.  I just read SDC #2(a) on page 256 which makes my idea a no-go.

[Dan Honemann]

Maybe the turkey tryptophan hasn't worn off yet, but what does the cited rule mean?

 

Could someone hoke up an example, please.

If, while a debatable motion is immediately pending, an undebatable motion is made and ruled out of order by the chair before he states the question on it, and an appeal is taken from that ruling, the undebatable motion, which is not pending, is involved in the appeal. The appeal, therefore, is undebatable.