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If between the time an agenda is complete and distributed prior to a meeting and the time the meeting begins, there is not enough information to present or discuss an item listed on the agenda, is it necessary to have a motion to hold it until the next meeting or can the initiator of the item just note they want it tabled until the next meeting?

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If between the time an agenda is complete and distributed prior to a meeting and the time the meeting begins, there is not enough information to present or discuss an item listed on the agenda, is it necessary to have a motion to hold it until the next meeting or can the initiator of the item just note they want it tabled until the next meeting?

You can modify the agenda before it's adopted. See FAQ #14.

No tabling.

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If between the time an agenda is complete and distributed prior to a meeting and the time the meeting begins, there is not enough information to present or discuss an item listed on the agenda, is it necessary to have a motion to hold it until the next meeting or can the initiator of the item just note they want it tabled until the next meeting?

No rule in RONR requires an item of new business to be put on an agenda. Why don't you all just chuck the agenda thing? All the problems associated with it will go away.

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If between the time an agenda is complete and distributed prior to a meeting and the time the meeting begins, there is not enough information to present or discuss an item listed on the agenda, is it necessary to have a motion to hold it until the next meeting or can the initiator of the item just note they want it tabled until the next meeting?

The agenda may be amended by majority vote prior to adoption. If someone brings the motion up under New Business anyway, you may postpone (not table) the motion to the next meeting. See FAQ #12. The motion to Postpone Definitely requires a majority vote for adoption and is debatable.

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