What does a convention typically adopt regarding its proceedings?

A convention typically adopts its own order of business to guide its proceedings. This order of business outlines the specific agenda items, the sequence in which they will be addressed, and the rules governing the discussions and decisions. By establishing a custom order of business, the convention ensures that all members are aware of what to expect throughout the sessions and provides a structured framework for conducting its activities.

While having a national standard of order, a preset agenda, or a code of conduct may be beneficial, these elements are usually components of or influenced by the convention's unique order of business. Therefore, the adoption of its own order of business is essential for tailoring its procedures to the needs of the participants and the specific context of the convention.