The correct order for a topic in a meeting to become a resolution is:
A) proposal for amendment → motion is seconded → propose it as a motion → vote → resolution.
B) vote → propose it as a motion → motion is seconded → proposal for amendment → amendment seconded → resolution.
C) propose it as a motion → motion is seconded → proposal for amendment → amendment seconded → vote → resolution.
D) propose it as a motion → amendment seconded → proposal for amendment → motion is seconded → vote → resolution.
E) propose it as a motion → amendment seconded → motion is seconded → proposal for amendment → vote → resolution.

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The topic should be proposed as a motion, seconded by another member, then possible amendments should be proposed and seconded. After any amendments are dealt with, there should be a vote and, if passed, it becomes a resolution. This order is reflected in Choice C.

The Correct Order for a Topic in a Meeting to Become