Concept:A motion that asks the chamber for permission to introduce a new bill is called a leave motion.
Explanation:In legislative procedure, a member cannot simply present a bill without the house granting special permission.
The member therefore moves a formal request seeking that leave be given to bring in the bill.
This request is purely procedural and occurs before the bill is debated or read.
It is not the bill itself, nor the approval of the bill, and it is not the final enactment.
The motion is simply named after the permission, or leave, being requested from the chamber.
Answer:D. leave