Summary
This decision clarifies that changing the title of a resolution used to end a debate does not count as an agenda change, as long as the topic remains the same. 10 17.04.2019
Other
legislative procedure
parliamentary rules of procedure
Key points
- Clarification of the rules regarding the drafting and amendment of resolution titles used to conclude debates.
- Amending the title of a resolution meant to wind up a debate is not considered a formal change to the agenda.
- This rule applies specifically to resolutions tabled under certain procedural rules used to conclude debates, provided the title stays within the original subject's scope.
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