A motion made to inquire about procedures being followed, or to be followed, during consideration of a measure. Members speaking may be interrupted to make a parliamentary inquiry.
A question from the floor to the Presiding Officer by a Senator requesting a clarification of the procedural situation on the floor. Responses to parliamentary inquiries are not rulings of the Presiding Officer, but may lead the Senator posing the inquiry or another to raise a point of order.
Question posed by a member to the presiding officer for clarification of the procedure or business before the house.
An inquiry of the committee chair, in committee, or of the presiding officer on the floor, concerning parliamentary process.
a question directed to the presiding officer to obtain information on a matter of parliamentary law or the rules of the organization bearing on the business at hand
A question posed by a legislator during a committee hearing or Floor Session. A member must be recognized for this purpose and the question answered by the committee chair or presiding chair.
A question posed to the presiding officer for clarification of a particular point in the proceedings.
A question posed to the presiding officer which seeks clarification of a point in the proceedings.