What happens if the conference wishes to continue any of the temporary motions?

If the conference wishes to continue any of the temporary motions, a new motion is needed at a future conference. This reflects the procedural norms that ensure proper discussion and deliberation around any continued action or policy. Temporary motions are designed to address specific issues or needs for a limited time, and their continuation requires formal re-evaluation at a later date, thus upholding the integrity of the decision-making process within the conference. This approach encourages thoughtful consideration rather than an automatic or immediate extension, ensuring that all members have the opportunity to discuss and agree on the relevance and necessity of extending a motion before it becomes part of an ongoing agenda.