Robert's Rules Of Order Practice Test

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Which motion is used to undo a decision that has been adopted, provided it is still undoable?
Correct Answer:
Rescind
Explanation:
Undoing a decision that’s already been adopted is done with the rescind motion. This is the standard tool for canceling or annulling a previously approved action, as long as the matter isn’t irrevocably final. When you rescind, you essentially erase the adoption and return the situation to what it was before the vote, which allows the group to choose again. Reconsider is used to reopen a decision that was just made in the current meeting or during the same session, so debate can occur again and a different vote can be taken. Take from the Table is about reviving a motion that was set aside by being laid on the table, not about undoing an already adopted decision. Amend is about changing the wording of a motion that is still pending or modifying a proposal before it’s adopted, not canceling an action after it’s been approved.

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