What does a motion to postpone indefinitely imply?

A motion to postpone indefinitely implies that the discussion on the topic will no longer continue, effectively canceling it. This means that the issue will not be taken up again in the current session or any future meetings, unless it is reintroduced through a new motion. The motion serves to remove the topic from consideration altogether, indicating that members of the group do not wish to address the matter, making option B the correct answer.

In the context of the other choices, delaying until the next meeting suggests that the topic will be revisited, which is not the case with an indefinite postponement. Similarly, moving the discussion to a later time does not align with the intent of the motion, as it seeks to end consideration rather than defer it. Finally, sending the matter to a committee implies that it will be studied further, which contradicts the purpose of an indefinite postponement where there is no intention to re-examine the topic.