What is the difference between a docket, reports docket, and an agenda?
The term “Docket” refers to the document which lists all incoming “New Business” for referral to appropriate Committees. The term “Reports Docket” refers to the document which lists all business that has been discussed in Committee and is now ready to be acted upon by the full Board of Aldermen. The term “Agenda” refers to the document which lists all business that is appropriately before any given Committee of the Board. Items remain on the Committee agenda until such time as the Committee has made final recommendation for action by the Full Board.
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