CMT

Committees

Committees gives an association a shared account of its governing bodies and the people who serve on them. Governance staff use that account to keep organizational structure, dated service and committee work connected. Readers can understand how a body is organized and how participation changes over time without maintaining a separate list of people. Administrators align shared governance choices with the association’s own practices.

2 modules: Committee Structure, Service and Proposed Authority · Meetings, Decisions and Recruitment. A module holds features; each feature names its key concepts, capabilities, journeys and acceptance test sets.

Features: 11
Capabilities: 40
Journeys: 11
Acceptance test sets: 40
Awaiting approval: 117

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Modules 2

MOD-CMT-CMTCommittee Structure, Service and Proposed AuthorityGovernance staff use this module to establish bodies, organize their calendars and places, and maintain dated participation. Readers investigate present or earlier service and compare it with the information known before a correction. Discovery, involvement cards, reports and responsible staff attention provide different ways into that account. The implemented authority engine remains a proposed extension awaiting release decisions.6 features20 capabilities6 journeys20 acceptance sets
- 38Draft
- 20Proposed
MOD-CMT-MTGMeetings, Decisions and RecruitmentThis module lets an association’s committees meet, decide and recruit. Staff keep each committee’s calendar, agendas, papers, attendance and minutes; record every formal decision under the committee’s own bylaw rules and let carried decisions take effect; collect conflict-of-interest disclosures; and advertise vacancies, take nominations and seat the people chosen. Members take part in their meetings and votes through the member portal.5 features20 capabilities5 journeys20 acceptance sets
- 37Draft
- 20Proposed