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5. OTHER MEETINGS
At the other meetings of the Association the business shall be proceeded with in the following manner:- 
(a) The Chairman shall read the agenda. 
(b) The minutes of the last meeting, and any adjournment thereof shall be submitted for confirmation. 
(c) The Secretary shall submit letters or other communications addressed to or intended for the Association. 
	(d) 	Matters of urgency may be brought before the meeting by the 
Chairman. 
(e) Such other matters as may be on the agenda. 
(f) Any other business. 
(g) Date of next meeting. 
(h) The Chairman may, in his discretion, advance any matter appearing on the agenda paper at any stage of the proceedings. 
(i) At the conclusion of business, the meeting shall continue with the object of still furthering the standard of “Refereeing”. 
6. SUSPENSION OF STANDING ORDERS 
In the event of any matter of urgency, however, the Chairman may accept a motion for the suspension of standing orders. The member moving such suspension must clearly state the nature and urgency of his business, the number of the Standing Orders affected, and the length of time (not exceeding 30 minutes) he desires such suspension to last. At the option of the meeting, a further extension may be allowed, but no suspension shall take place except by a majority vote of members present. 
CONDUCT OF DEBATE 
7. SELECTION OF SPEAKERS 
Each member shall stand when speaking, and shall address the Chairman as “Mr. Chairman”. When more than one member rises to speak, the first to rise shall be given precedence, the decision resting with the Chairman, but the member who rose immediately after the first one shall have the right to speak at the close of such members' address. 

8. CHAIRMANS WORD
Whenever the Chairman rises during a debate, any member then speaking or offering to speak is to sit down, and the meeting is to be silent, so that the Chairman may be heard without interruption. 
9, INTERRUPTION 
The Chairman may call the attention of the meeting to continued irrelevance. tedious repetition, unbecoming language, or any breach of order on the part of the member; and may direct such member if speaking to discontinue his speech, or in the event of a persister disregard of the authority of the Chair, to retire for the remainder of the meeting.