What is generally discussed during the "Unfinished Business" segment of a meeting?

During the "Unfinished Business" segment of a meeting, the focus is typically on matters that have not been resolved in prior meetings. This segment aims to revisit previously discussed topics that require further consideration or action. It allows participants to address any lingering issues or decisions that were postponed, ensuring that ongoing projects or concerns are acknowledged and ideally resolved.

This segment is crucial for maintaining continuity in discussions and decision-making processes, as it helps the group keep track of important items that still need attention. While newly proposed motions, committee reports, and upcoming events are important aspects of meetings, they are generally covered in other dedicated segments rather than during "Unfinished Business."