When a member wants to change wording in a motion, which motion should they use?

The appropriate motion to use when a member wants to change the wording in a motion is the Motion to Amend. This motion specifically allows members to propose changes to the existing text of a motion before it is put to a vote. By using the Motion to Amend, a member can suggest modifications that alter the content, clarify meaning, or refine the intent of the original motion, ensuring that the proposed action accurately reflects the desires of the assembly.

This process promotes a participatory approach to decision-making, allowing members to refine and improve proposals through collaborative discussion. It is an essential aspect of parliamentary procedure that encourages clarity and precision in the motions that are considered and debated by the body.