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at an open meeting. A motion based on G.S. 143-318.11(a)(I) must also state the name or citation of the law that renders the information to be discussed privileged or confidential. A motion based on G.S. 143-318.11(a)(3) must identify the parties in each existing lawsuit concerning which the public body expects to receive advice during the closed session, if in fact such advice is to be received. 7. To Leave Majority None. Closed Session [page 19] 8. To Divide a Majority None. Complex Motion and Consider It by Paragraph [page 19] 9. To Defer Majority A substantive motion the consideration Consideration of which has been deferred expires 100 [page 19] days thereafter unless a motion to revive consideration is adopted. (See Motion 14.) While a deferred motion remains pending, a new motion with the same effect cannot be introduced. Caution: Do not confuse with Motion 11. 10. Motion for Majority Not in order until there have been at the Previous leas[ 20 minutes of debate and every Question member has had an opportunity to [page 20] speak once. 11. To Postpone to Majority While a postponed motion remains a Certain Time pending, a new motion with the same or Day [page 20] effect cannot be introduced. Caution: Do not confuse with Motion 9. 12. To Refer a Majority [60] days or more after a substantive Motion to a motion has been referred to a commit- Committee tee, the introducer may compel consid- [page 21] eration of the measure by the entire board, whether or not the committee has reported the matter to the board. 13. To Amend Majority (a) Amendments must be pertinent to [page 21] the subject matter of the motion being amended. An amendment is improper if adoption of the amendment would have the same effect as rejection ~ i of the original motion. A proposal to substitute J ..~ a different motion shall be treated as a motion to amend. (b) A motion maybe amended, and that ,~ .