What is typically the last item on the agenda of a meeting?

The last item on the agenda of a meeting is typically Adjournment. This signifies the official end of the meeting and allows attendees to know that their participation is no longer required. It is a critical part of meeting structure as it provides closure to the discussions that have taken place. After all agenda items, including new business, unfinished business, and committee reports, have been addressed, the meeting is formally concluded during the adjournment. This helps ensure that participants are aware that the meeting has ended and allows for an orderly exit.