When it is proposed to put a matter to the vote, a member of
the Assembly may feel that there are additional facts or views which must be
sought before he can make up his mind and intelligently vote on the
proposition. He should express this feeling to the Assembly, and it is for the
Assembly to decide whether or not further consultation is needed before voting.
- The Universal House of Justice (From a message dated 6 March 1970; ‘Messages
from the Universal House of Justice 1963-1986’)
