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Terms of reference: template and guidance
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How should we write terms of reference? We relay expert advice on creating, approving and reviewing terms of reference for committees and panels. The article includes a downloadable KeyDoc template for terms of reference, with guidance on how to complete each field.
Contents
- 1 Procedures
- 2 Layout and contents
- 3 Review process
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