Points of Order - Rulings - and Appeals in the House of Representatives

This episode will be covering the procedures around points of order against alleged violations within the House.

Show Notes

The Speaker usually does not take the initiative to prevent the House from considering proposals or taking actions that would violate the House’s rules. Instead, whenever a Member believes that the House’s legislative procedures are being violated in some way, or are about to be violated, that Member may insist that the House’s procedures be enforced by making a point of order against the alleged violation.

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