In general. When a motion is pending before the City Council, no other motion may be received unless the other motion:is 1 of those listed in subsection (b) of this rule; and has a higher precedence than the pending motion. Order of precedence. The following motions have precedence in the order listed:Privileged motions:call of the roll when there is not a quorum present; to make, or give notice of, a motion to reconsider; to adjourn; to recess; questions of privilege of the house: A. Organization of the house; B. Expelling or censuring a member or the member’s capacity to serve; C. Call of the house when a quorum is present; D. Comfort of the members; E. Freedom from disturbance; F. Disorderly conduct of members; G. Conduct of officers or employees or the removal or censure of officers or employees; H. Conduct of reporters or the press or the accuracy of published reports; and I. Accuracy of the journal and records of the house; and questions of personal privilege: A. questions relating to the reputation of members in their representative capacity; and B. Questions relating to the conduct of members in their representative capacity. Incidental motions:Points of order; Appeals; Parliamentary inquiry and like requests for information; Orders of the day; Requests or motions for leave to withdraw a motion that is under consideration; Suspension of rules for some immediate purpose; Objection to consideration of a proposal; Manner or order of consideration of motions; Motions relating to voting; Motions relating to nominations and elections; and Motions relating to division of a proposal; and Subsidiary motions:to lay on the table (postpone temporarily); the previous question (vote immediately); close, limit, or extend limits of debate; postpone definitely or to a certain time; to refer or commit; to amend; and to postpone indefinitely.