What action follows if a motion is rescinded?

When a motion is rescinded, it effectively means that the motion is declared null and void. This means that the action taken by the motion is no longer in effect, and any decisions or consequences that arose from it are also invalidated. Rescinding a motion removes it from consideration entirely, ensuring that it no longer has any authority or impact on the proceedings of the organization.

Additionally, the other choices do not accurately reflect the outcome of rescinding a motion. For instance, a rescinded motion is not automatically reconsidered since it has been nullified. There is also no requirement for the president to verify it, as a rescinded motion simply ceases to exist without needing further validation. Finally, once a motion has been rescinded, it cannot be brought back for discussion unless a new motion is introduced to reestablish it.