Is "Lay on the Table" out of order when another member has the floor?

"Lay on the Table" is indeed out of order when another member has the floor because this motion can only be made when no one else is currently speaking. The purpose of the "Lay on the Table" motion is to temporarily pause or set aside a motion for later consideration, and it is a privilege motion. When a member is speaking, the floor is occupied, and the proper procedure dictates that no other business, including the laying of a motion on the table, can interrupt the member who has the floor. This ensures orderly conduct and respect for the current speaker's opportunity to discuss the matter at hand.