What wording is used to close a meeting immediately?

The phrase "I move to adjourn" is the correct wording used to close a meeting immediately. When a member says they move to adjourn, they are formally suggesting that the meeting be brought to an end. This motion can be made at any time during the meeting when it is appropriate to end proceedings.

In parliamentary procedure, this is a well-recognized and standard way to conclude a meeting. It requires a second and a simple majority for approval. Once adjournment is approved, all discussions stop, and the meeting concludes without any further debate or actions taken.

The other options, while related to meeting procedures, serve different purposes. "Motion to close debate" refers to ending discussion on a specific issue rather than the whole meeting. "I call for a vote" implies that a decision is about to be made on a current matter of business but does not necessarily indicate the meeting's end. "Let's take a division" is a request for a recount or clarification of votes, again not related to closing the meeting itself.