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AGENDA AND MINUTES FOR MEETINGS

 
These suggestions will allow you to create templates for the Agenda and Minutes of meetings. They are one personal view, and can be amended to suit your current system.
 
Agenda Template
Agenda for the meeting of [ ] to be held at [ ] on ( ) at ( )
Apologies
Minutes of meeting of ( )
Matters arising
Correspondence
Inward
Outward
Discussion
Financial statement
Discussion
Reports
President
Report 1
Report 2
Report 3
Report 4
Report 5
General Business  
Date of next meeting
[To create a new folder in Windows XP: in the left panel, click on the folder which the new folder is to be created in; click on the Folders button in the toolbar at the top; click on Make a new folder in the left panel; in the right panel, type in the name of the new folder (without deleting the name “New Folder”, which will be selected); press Enter
In other versions of Windows (also works in XP): in the left panel, click on the folder in which the new folder is to be created; right-click on a blank part of the right panel; click on New> Folder; in the right panel, type in the name of the new folder (without deleting the name “New Folder”, which will be selected); press Enter]
[To create a folder in this folder: with the hierarchy of folders open in the left panel, click on the folder in which the new folder is to be created; then proceed as above]
[To make a file “Read only: click on the folder in the left panel; right-click on the filename in the right panel; click on Properties; click on the “Read-only” box; click on OK]

Agenda for Each Meeting
[To space lines more widely: select the block of lines to spaced; click on click on Format > Paragraph; click on the "Reveal button" at the right of the "Line spacing" bar; click on 1.5 lines  (or for a different spacing: click on Multiple; type a spacing, eg 1.2, in the "At" bar); click on OK]
The Minutes Template
Recording the Minutes at Each Meeting
Preparing the Minutes Template
Preparing the Minutes

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