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| rdfs:comment | - Parliamentary Procedure is the name given to a set of rules governing the decision making process used by a deliberative assembly. Individuals proficient in the process of parliamentary procedure are called Parliamentarians. They are responsible for overseeing the deliberative process and enforcing parliamentary procedure to keep the meeting working properly. The two most common examples of parliamentary procedure are The Common Law of Parliamentary Procedure and Robert's Rules of Order. Within FBLA, Robert's Rules of Order is the governing system of Parliamentary Procedure.
- Parliamentary Procedure is the set of rules and regulations for a snooty British drinking game called Parliament, whose rules are changed with each playing. The number of players may be increased but the basic structure of the game has changed little from the first version drawn up by the game's original designers.
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| abstract | - Parliamentary Procedure is the name given to a set of rules governing the decision making process used by a deliberative assembly. Individuals proficient in the process of parliamentary procedure are called Parliamentarians. They are responsible for overseeing the deliberative process and enforcing parliamentary procedure to keep the meeting working properly. The two most common examples of parliamentary procedure are The Common Law of Parliamentary Procedure and Robert's Rules of Order. Within FBLA, Robert's Rules of Order is the governing system of Parliamentary Procedure.
- Parliamentary Procedure is the set of rules and regulations for a snooty British drinking game called Parliament, whose rules are changed with each playing. The number of players may be increased but the basic structure of the game has changed little from the first version drawn up by the game's original designers.
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