About this event
Parliamentary Procedure tests a team's mastery of Robert's Rules of Order. The event has two parts: a written objective test covering motions, voting requirements, and procedural rules; and a live demonstration where teams conduct a mock meeting, handling motions, amendments, and points of order in real time. The chair role is the hardest - practice announcing each motion class by name.
Test day
What to expect
Two-part event: written test + live demonstration
The written test (30 questions) covers parliamentary procedure knowledge. The live demonstration requires your team to conduct a mock meeting using proper Robert's Rules of Order procedure.
Computer-graded, instant results
Tests are machine-scored. Questions are drawn from the official FBLA topic outline for this event, distributed proportionally across all topic areas. Expect a mix of recall (definitions, formulas), application (scenario-based), and analysis questions.
Top scorers advance
The highest-scoring competitors at each regional advance to the state competition. State winners compete at the National Leadership Conference (NLC). Study the official FBLA topic outline -- it lists the exact subject areas and their approximate weight on the test.
What's on the test
Study resources
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