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PowerPoint presentation. Handout 1: Meetings. Principles of providing administrative services. Types of meeting. Meetings may be either: formal Informal. Informal meetings. departmental or team meetings briefing meetings – to update staff on specific issues
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PowerPoint presentation Handout 1: Meetings Principles of providing administrative services
Types of meeting • Meetings may be either: • formal • Informal.
Informal meetings • departmental or team meetings • briefing meetings – to update staff on specific issues • progress meetings – to check on progress towards a goal • working parties – set up specifically to see a project or job through • one-to-one meetings.
Formal meetings • There will be a • chairperson • secretary • may also be a treasurer. • Examples of formal meetings: • health and safety meeting • annual general meeting • committee meeting • board meeting.
Annual General Meetings • Annual General Meeting (AGM) • Held once a year by all public limited companies (and many other limited companies). • To declare the profit/loss of the company and the share dividend. • To elect the board of directors and the auditors. • All the shareholders must be invited with at least 21 days’ notice of when the meeting will be.
Extraordinary General Meeting • Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) • Held when there is urgent company business to discuss with shareholders that cannot wait until the next AGM.
Terms of Reference • Sets out • what the meeting is about • who is involved • the frequency of the meeting • the scope of decision-making • the regulations for record-keeping and voting.
Documents involved in meetings • notice • agenda • chairperson’s agenda • attendance list • minutes.
standard items standard items Example agenda Health and Safety Committee Meeting 31 March 2007 at 3.00 pm in Conference Room 1 AGENDA 1 Apologies for Absence 2 Minutes of last meeting 3 Matters arising from last meeting 4 Fire extinguishers 5 New hazardous substance regulations 6 Floor covering in upper corridor 7 Any other business 8 Date and time of next meeting
Minutes • Minutes are kept to provide an accurate record of what was discussed and decided at the meeting. • The meeting secretary will take notes during the meeting and then type them up afterwards. • Once the minutes are signed, they may not be altered in any way.
Meetings procedures • making decisions • motions • amendments • voting • points of order • resolutions • quorum.