Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
point-of-order
Noun
/pɔɪnt əv ˈɔrdər/
Definition
A point-of-order is a procedural question raised in a meeting or legislative assembly regarding the rules of the assembly.
Examples
- During the debate, she raised a point-of-order to clarify the procedures.
- The chairman acknowledged the point-of-order before proceeding with the discussion.
Meaning
It is typically used to address issues related to the conduct of a meeting, ensuring that the rules are being followed appropriately.
Synonyms
- procedural question
- order raised
- rules inquiry
