Which of the following motions can be debated and amended if previous notice has been given?

The motion to rescind is the option that can be debated and amended if previous notice has been given. When a member wants to rescind a motion, they can provide notice in advance to alert others of the intention to bring it up for discussion. This advanced notice allows members to prepare for the debate and contribute their thoughts on the matter.

The ability to debate and amend is significant because it allows for a thorough examination of the reasons for rescinding a previous decision and provides an opportunity to propose modifications to the motion being rescinded. This process ensures transparency and encourages participation from the membership in discussions that could impact the organization or group.

Other motions such as adjourning or calling for the orders of the day are typically more procedural and do not allow for extensive debate or amendments. A motion to reconsider is also different, as it is used to revisit a previously made decision without the same level of debate and amendment typically associated with rescinding a motion.