Making a new motion to change a previous motion that passed.

[Guest Robert Lee]

In our December meeting a motion was made and seconded ,after discussion the motion carried. Here is my question.

First, the motion in question was never on our printed agenda. So, can the motion even be brought up?

Second, if the motion can be brought up what can I do at the next meeting to bring up that motion again and this

time call for a new vote.

Thank you to anyone who can help me with this problem..............Regard;s Robert

[Guest Edgar]

First, the motion in question was never on our printed agenda. So, can the motion even be brought up?

Second, if the motion can be brought up what can I do at the next meeting to bring up that motion again and this time call for a new vote.

First, sure (assuming that particular motion didn't require previous notice; most don't).

Second, make a motion to rescind (or otherwise amend) the previously adopted motion (ASPA). A two-thirds vote will do the trick.

[Tim Wynn]

First, sure (assuming that particular motion didn't require previous notice; most don't).

Second, make a motion to rescind (or otherwise amend) the previously adopted motion (ASPA). A two-thirds vote will do the trick.

... and with previous notice, the motion to Rescind or Amend Something Previously Adopted can be adopted by a majority vote.

Furthermore, it can be adopted by a vote of a majority of the ENTIRE membership.