What can be discussed during a special-called meeting?

The correct response is that during a special-called meeting, only the business that the meeting was called for can be discussed. Special-called meetings are typically convened to address specific issues or urgent matters that require attention outside of the regular meeting schedule. This ensures that the focus remains on the pertinent topic at hand without diverging into broader discussions that are not relevant to the intended purpose of the meeting.

This structure helps maintain a clear agenda, allowing for more efficient use of time and resources, and ensuring that critical issues receive the attention they need without being overshadowed by unrelated matters.