Governance
Conflict management review
Formal definition
In governance, Conflict management review refers to an assurance process used for coordinating general trustee meetings, maintaining policy reviews, and managing organizational conflict registers to ensure lawful governance.
What this actually means for you
For day-to-day delivery, Conflict management review should be documented clearly and applied consistently; schedule regular board reviews, register conflicts of interest promptly, and update policy exception files.
Example: During a planned change window, teams apply Conflict management review as follows: the trustee secretary coordinates the AGM notice and reviews the conflict register before the meeting. They then update evidence logs, findings summaries, and remediation actions for the next cycle.
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