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There are usually separate actions plans for each committee, but we can refer to the collection of the action plans as the “action plan of the club/ organisation”.  \n• In our club, the Committee Meeting Minutes/ Agenda Template has a list of each  \ncommittee’s objectives for the year along with some columns to make the taking of committee minutes quick and easy. The same sheet is used for minutes AND the agenda.  \nSuggestions for Directors  \n• Use your Action Plan as a resource or reference to inform you of the members who have volunteered to organize and help with each particular objective or activity, when your objectives are planned to occur, the suggested first steps to take and the costs involved – where listed.  \n• Select a minute secretary to complete minutes of your meetings and consider using your committee’s “Minutes/ Agenda Template” to record every meeting. (Suggested guidelines are available)  \n• Before each meeting, decide on which objectives or items you will consider e.g., colour them red-you don’t have to report on all objectives, just the currently active ones. Inform your committee by changing your last Minutes to become the new Agenda – only requires a couple of minutes.  \nSuggestions for Members  \n• Check the action plans for objectives that you have selected (on the Engagement Survey) to organize or assist – make a list of those commitments, the times, and the committees that monitor those objectives. Contact GJ if there are errors – this can sometimes happen in the collation process.  \n• If you are an organizer, and not on the committee that is monitoring your chosen objectives, please send /give a brief report to the appropriate committee chair BEFORE their committee meeting(s) of progress you have been making with the objective.","cbCaiigmKHtNopfW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiigmKHtNopfW","pdf",106146,"English","# Suggestions for Making Use of the Club Strategic Action Plan Document Differences\n## Suggestions for Directors\n## Suggestions for Members","[{\"question\":\"What is the key difference between the Strategic Plan and the Action Plan?\",\"answer\":\"The Strategic Plan is typically a short one-page document listing a small set of strategic priorities and general implementation strategies. 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