Question

A motion is open to debate when
A. the motion is seconded.
B. the motion has been stated by the chair.
C. a member has made the motion.

Answer 1

Answer:

Once a motion (proposed action) has been made and seconded, it is stated by the chair, and then it is open to debate and amendment (perfecting). You can amend by striking, inserting, or both (Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised (RONR), p. 129).

Explanation:

HOPE IT HELPED

By sarvesh

Mark me as brainlyest