What happens immediately after a report is read and received within NCA meetings?

After a report is read and received during NCA meetings, the appropriate procedure generally involves allowing for discussion to follow. This means stakeholders can provide feedback, ask questions, and deliberate on the contents of the report. While new motions may indeed arise as part of the larger conversation, the immediate next step involves engaging in discussion about the report itself. This phase is crucial as it can influence any subsequent decisions or actions taken, including motions that may be put forth later.

Engaging in discussion right after the report ensures that all members can voice their opinions and gain clarity on any issues presented, setting an informed foundation for any voting or motions that may come afterward. Therefore, while introducing new motions could happen later in the meeting, it is not the first action taken immediately following the report.