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Governing boards without committees - the 'circle model'
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.
Contents
- What makes it different
- If you're making this change
- Have a clear whole-year agenda plan
- Keep a consistent agenda for every meeting
- Set up working parties to tackle time-consuming problems
- Examples of terms of reference
- Examples of minutes from meetings
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