Is the motion "Rise to the Point of Order" amendable?

The motion "Rise to the Point of Order" is indeed not amendable. This type of motion is used when a member believes that the rules of the meeting are being violated or not followed properly. It is a procedural motion that calls attention to a specific issue regarding the conduct of the meeting.

As a point of order deals directly with finding out if the rules are being followed, it requires an immediate response from the presiding officer to address the concern raised. Because points of order are about the rules and procedures themselves, they do not change the substantive content of existing motions or discussions taking place. Therefore, they cannot be amended in the same way substantive motions can, which is why the correct answer states that it is not amendable.

In contrast, other motions might be open to amendments or modifications depending on the parliamentary rules, but point of order is specifically designed to maintain order and uphold the rules, which limits the ability to alter it through amendments.