Guidelines for meetings
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|July 1, 1976
Abstract:
The major purpose of a meeting is to make decisions. The most basic and important elements of conducting a meeting, preparing motions for consideration, and recording the decisions are presented. The use of the guidelines for more or less formal meetings is discussed.
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