Overview
As most regular meetings of the governing body normally have very full agendas, a thorough discussion of a new strategic plan is likely to require specific time to be set aside. Typically, for example, this may involve the governing body holding a strategy day with the single item for discussion being the strategic plan.
In some institutions the detailed examination of the proposed strategic plan may be undertaken by a Strategic Development (or similar) committee, which reports on its findings, and makes recommendations, to the full governing body.
Additional resources
Briefing note 10: Strategic plan
Getting to grips guide
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