What can a member do if they want to adjust the schedule of a meeting?

When a member wants to adjust the schedule of a meeting, making a request to enforce the program is appropriate because this action directly pertains to the agenda and structured flow of the meeting. It signals to the chair and other members that adjustments are necessary to adhere to the planned schedule or program established for the meeting.

Raising a point of order is aimed at addressing perceived violations of rules or procedures but may not specifically relate to altering the scheduled agenda. Requesting to take a ballot typically pertains to decision-making or voting on specific proposals rather than modifying the meeting's schedule. Demanding a vote is also connected to making decisions on proposals that have already been put forward, not on changing the meeting schedule itself. Therefore, requesting to enforce the program is the most suitable action for a member wishing to adjust the meeting's schedule.