Which item in a basic meeting agenda is typically addressed last?

In a basic meeting agenda, the adjournment is typically addressed last because it signifies the conclusion of the meeting. By this point, all agenda items, including old and new business discussions, have been addressed, and members are informed that the meeting has officially ended. The adjournment provides a formal closure to the meeting, ensuring that everyone understands that there will be no further discussions or decisions made after this point.

Unfinished business and new business are essential parts of the agenda that require discussion and decision-making, while the treasurer's report provides financial information that can influence discussions around new business matters. Therefore, it is natural that these items are tackled before the meeting is brought to a close with the adjournment.