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parliamentary procedure, and FFA

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Definition of Parliamentary Procedure using well-defined rules to conduct business through a formal, organized approach.
Presiding officer fair and impartial and should leave the chairman’s station and relinquish chairman’s duties to discuss or present a point of view.
the gravel represents the symbol of authority in a parliamentary procedure meeting.
One tap means from gravel sit down, announce the vote or adjourn.
two taps from gravel call the meeting to order.
three taps means to stand up
agenda list of what will be discussed at a business meeting.
motion to present a new idea or item of business.
amend to change a motion
quorum 2/3 of the total membership. This amount of people must be present for the group to make decisions or changes.
main motion presents a new idea or item of business
two type of voting Majority and 2/3 majority
4 methods of voting voice, visual, roll, and ballot voting
amendment - to change a motion by striking out or adding words.
division of the house to get a counted vote. It is not debatable or amendable.
refer to a committee - places the motion in a committee. It is debatable, amendable, requires a second and a majority vote
previous question to stop discussion. It is not debatable or amendable and requires a 2/3 vote.
point of order used to correct a parliamentary mistake. It is not debatable or amendable and does not require a second or a vote.
suspend the rules - used to temporarily suspend the rules of an organization. It is not debatable or amendable and requires a second and a 2/3 vote.
adjourn - to close the meeting
FFA federally chartered organization for students interested in agriculture
levels of FFA in North Carolina 1. Local chapter. 2. Region. 3. North Carolina FFA Association. 4. National FFA Organization.
FFA mission statement makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success.
FFA motto Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve.
FFA colors national blue and corn gold
FFA official dress white collared shirt, FFA jacket (zipped up), black pants or skirt, black shoes, FFA tie or scarf
FFA opening and closing ceremony ritual that emphasizes the beliefs of the FFA and explains the meanings of certain emblems.
program of activities - helps in setting goals and developing plans and steps to reach those goals
career development events competitive events designed to build career skills of FFA members.
parliamentary procedure learn how to participate in business meetings
prepared public speaking develop and deliver a speech on an agricultural topic.
skill events develop knowledge and build communications skills.
Proficiency Awards - entrepreneurship or placement individual awards growing out of a student’s SAE program.
farm business management develops business management skills and teaches students how to apply economic principles to agribusiness.
president sits beside the rising sun and presides over meetings
vice president sits beside the plow and calls the roll of officers, coordinates committee work and assumes presidential duties in the absence of the president.
secretary sits beside the ear of corn and keeps accurate minutes
treasure sits beside the emblem of Washington and keeps financial records
reporter sits beside the American flag and informs and reports events
sentinel - welcomes members and guests and assists the president in maintaining order.
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