23.13 A motion to review the Chairperson‟s ruling may be moved and seconded, but no debate shall be allowed. A simple majority vote in favour of the motion shall be sufficient to carry such a motion. 23.14 During the debate, points of order may be raised verbally and without prior notice being given. Should a point of order be raised, the President or Chairperson shall give a ruling in reference to its validity. 24. MOTIONS AND NOTICE OF MOTION 24.1 All motions or notices of motions submitted in terms of this clause for consideration and decision by the General Council, Conference or Extraordinary shall: 24.1.1 Be submitted to the Secretary General in writing 60 days before the due date of the meeting. 24.1.2 Be circularised by the Secretary General to the members at least 45 days before the General Council and/ or delegates to the Conference or Extraordinary Conference. 24.1.3 Be seconded prior to such consideration and decision. 24.1.4 Be resolved by a show of hands, save if otherwise determined by the General Council, Conference or Extraordinary Conference. Such issues shall be resolved by a simple majority. 24.2 A motion or notice of motion submitted in terms of sub-clause (24.1.1) of this clause, may be withdrawn by the proposer prior to its being seconded. A motion or notice of motion which has been seconded in terms of sub-clause (24.1.3) of this clause, may be withdrawn only subject to the consent of the seconder and the approval of the General Council, or delegate to the Conference or Extraordinary Conference, provided that such a proposal is seconded by a member of the General Council or a delegate to the Conference or Extraordinary Conference. 24.3 All motions proposed in terms of sub-clause ( 24.1.1) of this clause may be amended if such a proposed amendment is proposed by a member of the General Council, or a delegate to the Conference or extraordinary conference, provided that such a proposal is seconded by a member of the General Council or a delegate to the Conference or Extraordinary Conference. 24.4 The motion under debate shall be recognized as the substantive motion. Should an amendment to the substantive motion be proposed and seconded, the Chairperson shall put the amendment to the vote. Should the majority of votes cast support the amendment, then the amendment shall become the substantive motion. A motion shall be an amendment if its purpose is to modify the text or intent of the substantive motion, or remove parts there from. 24.5 Subject to the approval of the meeting, it shall be permissible for the subject matter of the substantive motion to be sub-divided into convenient sub-completion of the voting procedures, the sub-sections which have received an affirmative vote shall constitute substantive motions and will be voted upon without further debate. 24.6 After the closure of the debate, the Chairperson shall immediately put the motion to vote. The voting procedure shall not be interrupted except on a point of order related to the manner in which voting is taking place. Page 23 of 25