Question

most incidental motions: o may be debated if permission is granted. o may be debated after they are amended. o are always debatable. o are not debatable.

Explanation:

Incidental motions in parliamentary - procedure are usually used to handle procedural matters related to the main motion. They are generally not debatable as they deal with points of order, requests for information, etc., which are meant to quickly address procedural issues without long - drawn - out debate.

Answer:

O are not debatable.