What motion allows action to be postponed to a specific time or event?

The motion that allows action to be postponed to a specific time or event is referred to as "Postpone Definitely." This motion is used when a group wants to delay discussion or a decision on a particular matter to a later time that is clearly defined. For example, if a committee is discussing a certain issue but members feel it requires more information or discussion at a later date, they can use this motion to set a specific time when they will revisit the topic, ensuring that it is not simply forgotten or lost in the agenda.

The possibilities for postponement can be very strategic, enabling groups to manage their time effectively and ensure that important matters receive attention when all necessary participants are available or when further information has been gathered. This clarity makes it distinguishable from other types of motions, such as committing the discussion to a committee or rescinding previous actions.