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Assessment
BSBADM502
Manage meetings

Table of Contents
Table of Contents ............................................................................................................................. 1
Activities .......................................................................................................................................... 3
(ii)Notifying participants:When we organise a meeting we must notify all participants of the de-
tails as soon as we are aware of them. The information that we are required to share may be
dictated by organisational procedures, and this is likely to be dependent upon whether the par-
ticipants are internal or external to the company.We might need to share extensive information
with people who are unfamiliar with the business ...................................................................... 51
(iii)Participant requirements ....................................................................................................... 51
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