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7.
ADJOURNMENTS.
A. All meetings of the Vestry, whether ordinary or special,
shall close at one o'clock, p.m., except for the purpose of fixing
the time to which the Vestry shall adjourn if an adjournment
be deemed necessary, and, if not agreed upon by 1.15, p.m., the
chairman shall fix the day and hour.
B. All adjourned business shall be placed on the Agenda
in the order set forth in the Bye-law regulating the order of
proceedings, and at the beginning of the new business under
each head, unless otherwise ordered at the time of adjournment.
8.
PRINTED PAPERS.
All printed papers which hare been sent to each member of
the Vestry two days previous to the meeting at which such
papers may come on for consideration, shall be taken as read.
9.
MOTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE.
Motions (whether origiual or by way of amendment), dealing
with matters included in the Agenda, or Supplemental
Agenda, may be moved without notice, but every such motion
not included in the printed Agenda, shall, when required by the
Chairman, be handed to him in writing.
10.
MOTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE AND WITHOUT
DISCUSSION OR DIVISION.
The following motions may be made, without previous
notice, and no speech, remark, or debate, shall be permitted
on any of them—provided always, that in case of emergency the
grounds for the motion may be explained shortly by the Chairman,
or by some member at his request, and the question shall