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Suspend rules to present is a parliamentary procedure that allows for the temporary suspension of the usual rules of order in order to consider a specific motion or issue.

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Any member of a governing body, such as a board or committee, may file suspend rules to present.

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To fill out suspend rules to present, the member must state the motion they wish to consider and the reason for suspending the rules in writing.

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The purpose of suspend rules to present is to expedite the consideration of important motions or issues that require immediate attention.

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