How does a member indicate a request for a division of the assembly?

Voicing "Division!" without waiting for recognition is the correct method for a member to indicate a request for a division of the assembly. This procedure is necessary when a member believes that a vote should be re-examined due to uncertainty or disagreement about the outcome of the initial vote. By calling for a "Division," a member can prompt the assembly to verify the results through a method such as a standing vote or a roll call, allowing for clarity and accuracy in the decision-making process.

This approach emphasizes the immediacy and urgency in addressing potential mistakes in the voting process. It allows assembly members to express their concerns rapidly and ensures that everyone’s voice is accounted for in critical decisions. Understanding this procedure is vital in parliamentary practice and in any organized group setting where decisions are made collectively.