A call for the orders of the day is in order when a member ______.

• A. Demands that the chapter conform to its agenda or program
• B. Seeks to interrupt the current proceedings
• C. Moves to adjourn the meeting
• D. Requests a roll-call vote

Answer: (A)

A call for the orders of the day is about enforcing the meeting’s planned sequence of business. When someone makes this call, it requires the chair to stick to the published agenda and move through the items as scheduled, keeping discussions on track and preventing derailment. That’s why the best choice describes demanding that the chapter conform to its agenda or program.

The other actions describe different motions: interrupting proceedings is about pausing to address something immediately, moving to adjourn ends the meeting, and requesting a roll-call vote changes how votes are taken. None of these focus on forcing the meeting to follow the established agenda in the way the orders of the day does.