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Governing boards without committees - the 'circle model'

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Be clear on how this model is different, what you should focus on and what you can do to make it work. See examples of terms of reference.

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  1. What makes it different
  2. If you're making this change 
  3. Have a clear whole-year agenda plan
  4. Keep a consistent agenda for every meeting
  5. Set up working parties to tackle time-consuming problems
  6. Examples of terms of reference
  7. Examples of minutes from meetings
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