Sir,
Somewhere in the past we had a discussion on the matter whether confirmation of previous minutes is necessary and if my memory doesn't let me down, we concluded that its a customary procedure rather than a legal requirement to have the minutes of previous minutes placed in the subsequent meeting to decide on the following:
1. Whether the minutes have been properly recorded.
2. Actions taken based on the previous minutes.
Taking both the above points, I think it will be a good practise to place the minutes of the previous audit committee in the meeting of the subsequent audit committee.
But since we are placing the minutes of the audit committee in the subsequent Board Meeting, the minutes might already have been signed by the Chairman of the Audit Committee. In which case, the minutes of the Audit Committee need not be confirmed in the subsequent audit committee meeting as it already have been signed by the Chairman, but just be placed for reference.
Other views invited.....
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Thanks
Regards
Rajesh A
Company Secretary
Kochi
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