parliamentary law
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Definition
- Noun:
- A body of rules followed by an assembly: A codified system of procedures and conventions used to conduct business in a formal deliberative assembly, such as a parliament, legislature, or organization. Its purpose is to ensure orderly, fair, and efficient debate and decision-making.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The meeting was chaotic until the chair insisted on following proper parliamentary law.
- A basic understanding of parliamentary law is essential for any club secretary.
- The organization adopted a specific manual of parliamentary law to govern its proceedings.
Advanced Usage
- "Parliamentary law" as a field of study: Refers to the academic or professional study of the rules governing deliberative assemblies.
- She is an expert in parliamentary law and often advises non-profit boards.
- Invoking parliamentary law: The act of formally calling upon the established rules to raise a point or make a decision.
- The delegate raised a point of order, invoking parliamentary law to challenge the procedure.
Variants and Related Words
- Parliamentary procedure (n): A synonymous term for parliamentary law, often used interchangeably.
- The committee followed standard parliamentary procedure for voting.
- Parliamentarian (n): A person who is an expert in parliamentary law and procedure.
- The parliamentarian was consulted to rule on the motion's validity.
Synonyms
- Rules of order: The established rules for conducting a meeting.
- Parliamentary procedure: The code of rules and ethics for governing meetings.
- Meeting protocol: The formal rules and etiquette for an assembly.
Related Phrases
- Point of parliamentary law: A specific issue or question concerning the application of the rules.
- His objection was based on a subtle point of parliamentary law.
- In accordance with parliamentary law: Done by following the official rules.
- The motion was declared out of order because it was not in accordance with parliamentary law.
Noun
- a body of rules followed by an assembly