Drafting proper minutes for the supervisory board

Minutes of supervisory board meetings are an important source of evidence in liability proceedings against supervisory directors, inquiry proceedings and bankruptcy investigations by trustees, it is important that minutes are drafted with proper care and give a fair and true reflection of the meeting.

The primary duty of the supervisory board is to supervise the policy of the management board and the general affairs of the company and its business. It is also the duty of the supervisory board to assess in advance whether the proposed strategy policy is desirable and feasible, as well as to monitor the results of that policy during its implementation.

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