Any motion that takes away rights from members will require a two-thirds vote. Examples of these rights are the right to conduct business by the known and established rules of the group or organization; the right to be informed of pending action, to debate, and to vote. Motions that always require a two-thirds vote:

• Previous question (close debate)

• Limit or extend debate

• Close nominations or polls

• Suspend the rules

• Object to the consideration of a question

• Make a special order

If previous notice has not been given, the following need a two-thirds vote:

• Rescind

• Discharge a committee

• Amend something previously adopted