What action can only be taken when a committee report is presented in a HOSA meeting?

The action that can only be taken when a committee report is presented in a HOSA meeting is to act on business discussed in the report. This is because committee reports often contain recommendations, findings, and conclusions that require the group's attention and decision-making. When a report is presented, members can engage with the content, discuss the implications, and vote to act on the recommendations made by the committee, thus moving forward with initiatives or changes.

Voting on financial transactions, making amendments to previous minutes, and conducting role calls are actions that can occur at various points during the meeting and are not restricted to the context of a committee report. Therefore, the ability to act on business discussed specifically hinges on the presentation and discussion of the committee's findings.