What is a potential outcome of a motion being successfully debated?

A potential outcome of a motion being successfully debated is that the motion is voted on. This step is crucial in any parliamentary procedure, as it allows the assembly to decide whether to accept or reject the proposal put forth by the member. After a thorough discussion, members will typically move to a vote to finalize their stance on the motion. This vote is the culmination of the debate and reflects the collective decision-making process of the group.

While amending the motion, postponing it, or planning further discussions are possible actions that may occur during a meeting, they do not directly follow the success of a debate in the same manner as voting does. Voting is the definitive process that determines the fate of the motion based on the input and discussion that preceded it.