Question of Privilege

A Question of privilege in parliamentary procedure is a privileged motion relating to the rights and privileges of the assembly as a whole, or its members. Such questions may interrupt pending business, and may even interrupt speeches if particularly urgent. While Robert's says that a question of privilege cannot interrupt a vote or the verification of a vote, matters affecting the vote, such as a shortage of ballots, are generally admitted without much consideration of theory.
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A term of parliamentary law and procedure which refers to an urgent motion made at a meeting which seeks an immediate ruling on an alleged violation of the rights or privileges of members as a whole, or in regards to a negative personal remark. - (read more on Question of Privilege)