What must a member do before they can speak more than once on the same motion?

A member must ensure that others have had a chance to speak before they can contribute more than once on the same motion to promote fairness and encourage diverse participation in the discussion. This rule is designed to ensure that no single member monopolizes the discussion, allowing for a well-rounded exchange of ideas. By requiring that other members have the opportunity to contribute, it respects the principles of parliamentary procedure and fosters an inclusive environment.

The focus on collective input is essential for a democratic decision-making process within organizations like HOSA. This guideline helps maintain order during discussions and ensures that all voices can be heard, ultimately leading to better-informed decisions.