If the motion to Postpone Indefinitely is adopted, what happens to the pending main motion?

When the motion to Postpone Indefinitely is adopted, it effectively serves to eliminate any further consideration of the pending main motion for the remainder of the session. This means that the motion is not just delayed; it does not advance to a vote and cannot be taken up again at that same meeting. The purpose of this motion is to dispose of the main motion without a direct vote on its merits, allowing the assembly to move on to other business without revisiting that particular issue again during the same session. Thus, the correct response highlights the finality of the action in relation to the pending motion.