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Involvement in meetings: clerk to the governing board
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on 26 April 2017
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How involved should a clerk be in governing board meetings? This article addresses the clerk's role in meetings, as set out in the clerking competency framework. It also relays an expert's advice on what to do if governors are concerned about the clerk's level of involvement.
Contents
- 1 Clerk's role in meetings
- 2 Addressing issues
- 3 More on the clerk's role
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