motion change

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

At the same meeting the motion could be "Reconsidered".

At a later meeting, a lost (defeated) motion could be "Renewed" and an adopted (passed) motion could probably be "Rescinded" or otherwise amended (changed)."

[Guest Trina]

> If after a board meeting can a motion that was passed be changed. Or can a new motion take its place to replace the new one? <

Yes, by rescinding, or amending something previously adopted. However, those motions can only be made at a meet"

[Guest frank]

Is there some where you find these answers?"

[Guest Trina]

RONR pp. 293-299 for details of rescind, or amend something previously adopted.

If you mean, not making decisions outside of meetings (?) that is so fundamental that it's not quite so easy to give a specific page reference, although there certain"

[Guest frank]

thanks"

[Guest Trina]

If you do need citations about not making such decisions outside of the meeting context, please post again."

[Guest Bruce Lages]

Several times now I have seen this wording, that at a later meeting, an adopted motion can be rescinded or amended. Is it really out of order to rescind or amend a motion at the same meeting at which it was adopted?"

[Guest Chris H]

"Is it really out of order to rescind or amend a motion at the same meeting at which it was adopted?"

No. However, if you do that you would need a 2/3 vote or a majority of the ENTIRE membership since previous notice couldn't be given."

[Guest Chris H]

"and the motion was adopted by a factor of members..."

That should be "a faction of members"."