What must be presented to members in writing for a proposed amendment?

The correct requirement for presenting a proposed amendment to members is to provide the full text of the amendment in writing. This ensures that all members have complete access to the details of the proposed changes and can form an informed opinion or vote on the matter. Presenting the full text allows members to understand the specific language and implications of the amendment, which is essential for transparency and thorough consideration.

While summaries, key points, or financial analyses can be useful, they do not provide the same level of detail necessary for members to make an informed decision regarding the amendment. Having the complete text eliminates ambiguity and ensures that everyone is on the same page regarding what the amendment entails.