Most groups record their meetings as narrative minutes — a summary of who said what, with the actual decision buried somewhere inside. There are very few public examples of what a good decision record looks like. These guides show you: how to recognise a decision, how to record it in four questions, and how to deliberate the hard ones. Distilled from tested practice. Short, free, printable — each one works in your next meeting, with nothing but a pen.
Running a charity? These records meet what the Charity Commission's CC48 guidance asks of minutes — decisions, full reasons, and their basis — and show you the craft of producing them well.