Variations for full assembly consideration In Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised (RONR), the motion to commit has three variations which do not turn a question over to a smaller group, but simply permit the assembly's full meeting body to consider it with the greater freedom of debate that is allowed to committees. These forms are to go into a committee of the whole, to go into a quasi-committee of the whole, and to consider informally. Passing any of these motions removes the limitations on the number of times a member can speak. The Standard Code of Parliamentary Procedure has informal consideration, but does not have "committee of the whole" or "quasi committee of the whole".
Variations for full assembly consideration In Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised (RONR), the motion to commit h!as three variations which do not turn a? question ov.er to a smaller group, but simply permit the assem,bly's full meeting body to consider it with the greater freedom of debate that is allowed to committees. These forms are to go into a committee of ,the whole, to go into a quasi-committee of the whole, and to consider informally. Passing any of these motions removes the limitations on the number of times a member can speak. The Standard Code of Parliamentary Procedure has informal consideration, but does not have "committee of the whole" or "quasi committee of the whole".