What happens when a motion to adjourn is passed?

When a motion to adjourn is passed, it indicates that the meeting is officially closed. This means that all discussions and agenda items under consideration will not be addressed any further during that session. Once adjourned, participants must reconvene at a later scheduled time to resume any outstanding business.

In contrast, the other options suggest scenarios that are not accurate in relation to what occurs upon adjournment. The ability to resume a meeting at any time or the notion that only the current agenda is canceled does not apply, as adjourning formally concludes the meeting. Additionally, further discussions on the agenda would not occur after an adjournment since the purpose of the motion is to end all deliberations. Thus, stating that the meeting is officially closed captures the essence of what occurs when a motion to adjourn passes.