Notes:
- Any motion may be withdrawn. Before a motion has been stated
by the Speaker, the proposer may change or withdraw the motion.
- Once stated to the House, the motion is the property of the
House. The proposer can request that it be withdrawn, but if
anyone objects to the withdrawal, then someone must move that
the "proposer be allowed to withdraw the motion."
No second is required, this action is not debatable or amendable,
and requires a majority vote.
- A motion can be withdrawn by the proposer, up to the moment
that the final vote is taken, if there is no objection. When
a motion is withdrawn, all other motions adhering to it are
also withdrawn.
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