Adjourn - the privileged motion in Robert's Rules of Order

Update: 2023-05-09

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The unqualified motion to adjourn is a privileged motion. What does that mean? When can you adjourn and when can't you? What if there is important business still to be discussed?

Parliamentary procedure with Robert's Rules of Order, with Kirby Glad, Professional Parliamentarian. Post your questions at Parliamentarian.com

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Adjourn - the privileged motion in Robert's Rules of Order

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Adjourn - the privileged motion in Robert's Rules of Order

Kirby Glad PRP

Adjourn - the privileged motion in Robert's Rules of Order