Legal Definitions - incidental main motion

Definition: An incidental main motion is a type of motion that is related to the main motion being discussed in a meeting or assembly. It is used to address a specific issue or concern that arises during the discussion of the main motion.

Example: During a meeting to discuss a proposal to renovate the company's office space, an incidental main motion may be made to address concerns about the cost of the renovation or the timeline for completion. This motion is related to the main motion of the renovation proposal and is used to address specific concerns that arise during the discussion.

The example illustrates how an incidental main motion is used to address specific concerns related to the main motion being discussed in a meeting or assembly.