(a) When only one amendment is made upon a motion, votes shall be taken between the motion and the amendment.
(b) When there is more than one amendment, the one last proposed shall be put against that immediately preceding and then the one which is carried shall be put against the next preceding and so on until only one amendment is left. The vote shall then be taken between the sole remaining amendment and the original motion:
(d) The motion of amendment carried under classes (a) or (b) shall be again put to vote as a substantive proposal and the result shall be considered to be the decision of the Panchayat.
Section 21 • The Goa Panchayats (Meetings) Rules, 1996
21. When and how to put the motion to vote.
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