Which incidental motion is undebatable if it relates to indecorum, priority of business, or deviation from the rules of speaking?

• A. Appeal from the Decision of the Chair
• B. Division of the Assembly
• C. Point of Order
• D. Motion to Adjourn

Answer: (A)

Incidental motions deal with questions about how meetings are run and how rules are applied. When the issue is a challenge to how the chair has applied rules about decorum, the order of business, or speaking, the proper tool is an appeal from the chair’s decision. In that specific context, the appeal is handled by a vote to sustain or overturn the chair, and debate is not allowed. That makes this option the correct one for describing an undebatable challenge tied to indecorum, priority of business, or deviation from speaking rules. The other motions serve different procedural purposes: they address vote counting, rule compliance in a broader sense, or ending the meeting, but they aren’t the mechanism described here.