These cover changes to dates of travel, class of travel, name changes either prior to or after commencement of travel. All fares and tickets carry different restrictions regarding these. Many cheaper fares will not allow any changes at all, whilst most fares will require payment to cover administrative costs in the form of an amendment fee.
6.1 Definition 6.2 Drafting of amendments to Bills 6.3 Some rules relating to amendments
Suggested changes that may clarify, restrict, expand, correct, or otherwise modify the bill as printed.
A change to the existing content of a contract.
These cover changes to dates of travel and classes either prior to or after commencement of travel. All fares carry different regulations regarding these. Many fares will not allow them at all. Nearly all fares that allow an amendment require payment of an amendment fee.
Proposed textual changes to motions or bills, lodged by members and published in the Business Bulletin. Amendments to a motion are moved and debated during debates on the motion itself. Amendments to bills are published in marshalled lists and are grouped for debate. They are moved and debated during Stage 2 and Stage 3 proceedings on the bill and, if agreed to, are incorporated into the amended print of the bill published after that stage.
Rule 15; allows a party to make changes in his/her pleadings.
An amendment is a proposed change to a motion. If you wish to change the wording of part of a motion, add or take away parts of it, you can do this with an amendment. To do this you should write down the exact wording of your amendment and email it to the Independent Chairs 2 days before Guild Council. If you decide on your amendment at Guild Council, it should be written down and handed to the steering committee to deal with.
An alteration of a solicitation issued by the contracting agency to all potential offerors prior to the time for receipt of bids or proposals; revision/change to an agreement.