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Adding a proposed resolution

Learn how to add a proposed resolution to an item for inclusion in shell minutes and run sheets

Written by Richard Conway

Introduction

It is common practice to include proposed resolutions in materials presented to a board or committee so they can understand what is being requested from them in advance of a meeting. You can also include this information in boardcycle, in which case boardcycle will automatically add that information into the shell minutes and run sheet for that meeting.

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Adding a proposed resolution to an item

To add a proposed resolution to an item:

  1. click the edit icon

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  2. in the side panel, click on the proposed resolution box

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  3. you will then see a pop-up editor appear where you can draft the proposed resolution

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  4. when you are finished, click the x icon or click anywhere outside of the editor.

Worth knowing: where to start drafting from

boardcycle's templates all automatically include lead-in wording for your resolution as follows:

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"The [forum name] resolves/resolved to:"

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Start your proposed resolution from the first word after that lead-in wording.

Proposed resolutions in run sheets and shell minutes

If any text is included in the proposed resolution box, boardcycle will automatically add a resolution section into your run sheet and shell minutes and display that text there.

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If no text is included in the proposed resolution box, boardcycle will not show a resolution section in those documents.

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