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(h) No bill referred or recommitted to a committee or subcommittee by
a vote of the House shall be brought back into the House on a motion to
reconsider.
(i) The Clerk shall retain possession of all bills and joint resolutions
for the period after passage during which reconsideration may be moved,
except that local bills, concurrent resolutions, and memorials shall be
transmitted to the Senate without delay.
(j) The adoption of a motion to waive the rules and immediately certify
any bill to the Senate shall be construed as releasing the measure from the
Clerk's possession for the period of reconsideration.
(k) Unless otherwise directed by the Speaker, during the last 14 days
of a regular session or any extension thereof and during any special session, all
measures acted on by the House shall be transmitted to the Senate without
delay.
11.8—Motion for the Previous Question
(a) The previous question may be asked and ordered upon any
debatable single motion, series of motions, or amendment pending and the
effect thereof shall be to conclude all action on the same day. If third reading is
reached on another day, the order for the previous question must be renewed on
that day.
(b) The motion for the previous question shall be decided without
debate. If the motion prevails, the sponsor of a bill or debatable motion and an
opponent shall be allowed 3 minutes each within which to debate the pending
question, and each may divide the time with, or waive this right in favor of,
some other member. On second reading, the final available question is the main
amendment; on third reading, it is the bill.
(c) When the motion for the previous question is adopted on a main
question, the sense of the House shall be taken without delay on pending
amendments and such question in the regular order.
(d) The motion for the previous question may not be made by the firstnamed
sponsor or mover.
11.9—Motion to Limit Debate
When there is debate by the House, it shall be in order for a member to move to
limit debate and such motion shall be decided without debate, except that the
first-named sponsor or mover of the question under debate shall have 5 minutes
within which to discuss the motion and may divide the allotted time with, or
waive it in favor of, some other member. If, by majority vote, the question is
decided in the affirmative, debate shall be limited to 10 minutes for each side,
unless a greater time is stated in the motion, such time to be apportioned by the
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