In a meeting, the presiding officer should remain seated:
A. while explaining his reasons for his ruling on a point of order.
B. when speaking during debate on an appeal or a point of order he has submitted to the judgment of the assembly.
C. when a member is speaking in debate.
D. when nominations are being made
Answer: C
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