The document establishes a procedural rule regarding the reconsideration of motions within the Grand Lodge. It stipulates that any motion that has already been deliberated and decided upon cannot be reintroduced or discussed again for a period of one year, unless initiated by the Grand Master. This regulation aims to promote efficiency and prevent repetitive discussions on matters that have already been settled, thereby ensuring that the Grand Lodge's time and resources are utilized effectively. Practitioners must be aware of this one-year waiting period to avoid procedural violations and to respect the decisions made by the Grand Lodge. The rule underscores the importance of finality in decision-making processes within Masonic governance, reinforcing the authority of prior decisions while allowing for exceptional circumstances as determined by the Grand Master.
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No motion, the substance of which the Grand Lodge has already considered and decided upon, shall again be brought forward or otherwise discussed, save at the instance of the Grand Master, until after the expiration of one year from the date of such consideration or decision.