__________, is the official guide for business of the International Gen. Assembly

• A. The Constitution
• B. Robert's Rules of Order, Newly Revised
• C. Parliamentary Procedure Manual
• D. The Church By-Laws

Answer: (B)

Robert's Rules of Order, Newly Revised is the standard guide for conducting the business of assemblies. It provides the exact process for calling meetings to order, making and seconding motions, debating, amending, voting, and handling points of order and adjournment. In a large body like the International General Assembly, following this formal procedure keeps discussions orderly, ensures fair participation, and leads to clear, legitimate decisions. The Constitution sets the organization’s structure and powers, but not the step-by-step meeting rules. The Church By-Laws govern internal governance for the church, not the general parliamentary procedure used in assemblies. A Parliamentary Procedure Manual can refer to different systems, but the widely accepted official guide in this context is Robert's Rules of Order, Newly Revised.