Can/why can/cannot make an appeal after incidental motion

[Owenparker]

The argument at hand is that for example someone could constantly rise to a point to a parliamentary inquiry every time the chair makes a decision as well this would mean no person could inquire before making an appeal even if the inquiry was related to the appeal. 
 

example:

chair makes decision 

I rise to a point of parliamentary inquiry.

“what is the purpose of an appeal”

this person could now not make an appeal since they have made an inquiry.

[Shmuel Gerber]

On 11/30/2021 at 12:30 PM, Owenparker said:

 

The argument at hand is that for example someone could constantly rise to a point to a parliamentary inquiry every time the chair makes a decision as well this would mean no person could inquire before making an appeal even if the inquiry was related to the appeal. 
 

example:

chair makes decision 

I rise to a point of parliamentary inquiry.

“what is the purpose of an appeal”

this person could now not make an appeal since they have made an inquiry.

Please stop posting your reply as a new topic.