The motion to Commit or Refer is used to:

The motion to Commit or Refer is primarily used to send the main motion to a committee for further study and consideration. This process allows a smaller group to examine the details of the main motion more closely, possibly gathering more information, debating the nuances, or making recommendations for improvement. By doing so, the committee can provide informed insights and modifications to the original proposal before it is brought back to the larger assembly for a final vote. This approach enhances the decision-making process by allowing a thorough investigation and discussion of complex issues, ensuring that the main motion is well-prepared and supported by the necessary expertise before it is debated among all members of the assembly.