In parliamentary meetings, the motions that introduce the central, substantive issues for group consideration are called

A) Incidental motions
B) Privileged motions
C) Main motions
D) Subsidiary motions

Main Motions

Fundamental proposals or suggestions put forward for discussion or voting to initiate action within a formal meeting or assembly context.

Central Issues

Key or primary topics, problems, or concerns that are at the heart of a discussion or situation.

Incidental Motions

Procedural motions in parliamentary procedure that address incidental questions of procedure arising out of other motions or business.